PortBenchmark
Quick-and-dirty benchmarks for using Ports to communicate with various languages.
Latest Stats
Here are the results as of Feb 03, 2017 on a very old 2009-era AMD Phenom 2 Desktop:
Settings:
duration: 1.0 s
## LargeMsgBench
large message is 8010 bytes.
[12:28:02] 1/10: go
[12:28:05] 2/10: java
[12:28:08] 3/10: node
[12:28:10] 4/10: ocaml
[12:28:13] 5/10: rust
## SmallMsgBench
small message is 102 bytes.
[12:28:16] 6/10: go
[12:28:18] 7/10: java
[12:28:21] 8/10: node
[12:28:24] 9/10: ocaml
[12:28:26] 10/10: rust
Finished in 26.72 seconds
## LargeMsgBench
benchm iterations average time
rust 50000 53.28 µs/op
ocaml 20000 84.54 µs/op
go 20000 94.96 µs/op
node 10000 136.08 µs/op
java 10000 197.80 µs/op
## SmallMsgBench
benchm iterations average time
rust 100000 20.90 µs/op
ocaml 100000 21.44 µs/op
go 100000 24.25 µs/op
java 50000 32.77 µs/op
node 50000 52.35 µs/op
Running the Benchmarks
$ mix deps.get
$ mix compile
$ mix bench
Compiling
Compiling the native applications for your system, run these from within the
./bench directory:
go compile go_port.go
rustc -C opt-level=3 rust_port.rs
ocamlopt -o ocaml_port ocaml_port.ml
swiftc swift_port.swiftContributing
If you'd like to add new benchmarks for other languages, please do! Right now
there is no structure to speak of; just add the necessary code to ./bench/.