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benchmark: update README to include all benchmarks #46991
benchmark: update README to include all benchmarks #46991
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Since it looks like we are not doing a good job at maintaining that table, what if we removed it? I don't think it's very useful, and without tests it seems inevitable that it will one day or another get back to an outdated state. |
As a beginner in benchmarking, I find the table not very helpful, and I believe that documents describing the |
I agree with @aduh95 here. This is the first time I saw this document :-) |
I've reverted the previous changes and included a description of the directory structure in place of the outdated table. |
Can you update the initial commit title & pull-request title to a more relevant one @Theo-Steiner? |
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LGTM when first commit title is changed to a more relevant title for the current changes.
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The markdown table in `benchmark/README.md` has grown stale, no longer providing an overview over all existing benchmarks. As it has proven difficult to keep an exhaustive listing of available benchmarks up to date, this commit provides a description of how the directory is structured instead.
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The markdown table in `benchmark/README.md` has grown stale, no longer providing an overview over all existing benchmarks. As it has proven difficult to keep an exhaustive listing of available benchmarks up to date, this commit provides a description of how the directory is structured instead. PR-URL: #46991 Reviewed-By: Kohei Ueno <[email protected]> Reviewed-By: Yagiz Nizipli <[email protected]>
The markdown table in `benchmark/README.md` has grown stale, no longer providing an overview over all existing benchmarks. As it has proven difficult to keep an exhaustive listing of available benchmarks up to date, this commit provides a description of how the directory is structured instead. PR-URL: #46991 Reviewed-By: Kohei Ueno <[email protected]> Reviewed-By: Yagiz Nizipli <[email protected]>
The markdown table in `benchmark/README.md` has grown stale, no longer providing an overview over all existing benchmarks. As it has proven difficult to keep an exhaustive listing of available benchmarks up to date, this commit provides a description of how the directory is structured instead. PR-URL: #46991 Reviewed-By: Kohei Ueno <[email protected]> Reviewed-By: Yagiz Nizipli <[email protected]>
Background
During #46731 @cola119 mentioned that the benchmark for readline was not documented in
benchmark/README.md
.This PR will fix this (and also add other unmentioned benchmarks).
Update the markdown table in
benchmark/README.md
The content of
benchmark/README.md
has become stale, no longer providing an overview over all existing benchmarks. To address this, the markdown table has been updated to incorporate all current benchmarks.Move benchmarks for parts of submodules into the corresponding directory
Furthermore, some benchmarks were in separate directories from the benchmarks of their respective node submodules. These benchmarks have been moved into the directory of their submodule.