gospeed
Go micro-benchmarks for calculating the speed of language constructs
About gospeed
== About ==
GoSpeed is a library of micro-benchmarks for Go which evolved from the GoLightly project. It's main utility is for understanding and reasoning about the performance of Go programs.
== Usage ==
Download the repo to a convenient location in your $GOPATH
git clone [email protected]:feyeleanor/gospeed.git
or install it to pkg/mod
go get github.com/feyeleanor/GoSpeed
On macOS/Linux run the benchmarks with:
go test -test.bench=".*"
or on Windows
go test -bench .*
If you're running on older hardware such as an Intel Atom N270 netbook (which the early versions of GoSpeed were developed on) then you may also need to add a custom timeout to complete benchmarks which make significant use of channels as the default aggregate test timeout is ten minutes.
On macOS/Linux
go test -test.bench=".*" -test.timeout="60m"
on Windows
go test -bench .* -timeout 60m
Frequently Asked Questions
What is gospeed?
gospeed is a Benchmarks library for the Go programming language. Go micro-benchmarks for calculating the speed of language constructs
How do I install gospeed?
Install gospeed with the Go module system using `go get feyeleanor/GoSpeed`. Check the repository for the current installation instructions.
What category does gospeed belong to?
gospeed is listed under Benchmarks, specifically Benchmarks.