Closed guicho271828 closed 6 years ago
To implement various libraries (e.g. #9, #4) and also claiming the given program is comparable/faster than its C/C++ counterpart, we need a convenient benchmarking library which is not limited to common lisp.
I tried https://github.com/guicho271828/dynotune-failed , but I found it time-consuming to manage the benchmark reporter for C++ etc. What is the right direction? CFFI-based?
The old dynotune is renamed to dynotune-failed. I abandoned the idea and reuse the name for the other project.
To implement various libraries (e.g. #9, #4) and also claiming the given program is comparable/faster than its C/C++ counterpart, we need a convenient benchmarking library which is not limited to common lisp.
I tried https://github.com/guicho271828/dynotune-failed , but I found it time-consuming to manage the benchmark reporter for C++ etc. What is the right direction? CFFI-based?
The old dynotune is renamed to dynotune-failed. I abandoned the idea and reuse the name for the other project.