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by alexyakunin
1674 days ago
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As for BenchmarkDotNet, I totally agree with you in general - it's the best option available for micro-benchmarks. But if you want to run a benchmark involving a fairly complex interaction, multithreading, etc. (caching benchmark that I used is of this kind - it runs on client + server process, uses SQL Server hosted in Docker, etc.), it's rarely the best fit. On a positive side, I can assure you I know how to run such benchmarks properly - i.e. things like warmup, explicit GC before / after are just some of the aspects taken into account. If you're curious about some other benchmarks I ran in past, check out https://itnext.io/geting-4x-speedup-with-net-core-3-0-simd-i... and https://github.com/alexyakunin/GCBurn |
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