doesn't work on a fresh install without manually installing dependencies

[willie]

On a machine with none of the dependencies from the root of the repo:

$ make hashing
# github.com/kellabyte/go-benchmarks/hashing
hashing/benchmark_test.go:11:2: cannot find package "github.com/OneOfOne/xxhash" in any of:
    /usr/local/Cellar/go/1.10/libexec/src/github.com/OneOfOne/xxhash (from $GOROOT)
    /Users/willie/src/github.com/OneOfOne/xxhash (from $GOPATH)
FAIL    github.com/kellabyte/go-benchmarks/hashing [setup failed]
make: Rscript: No such file or directory
make: *** [hashing] Error 1

If I do:

$ go get ./...
# github.com/kellabyte/go-benchmarks/http
http/evio.go:24:16: cannot use func literal (type func(int, evio.Info) ([]byte, evio.Options, interface {}, evio.Action)) as type func(int, evio.Info) ([]byte, evio.Options, evio.Action) in assignment
http/evio.go:29:14: cannot use func literal (type func(int, interface {}, []byte) ([]byte, evio.Action)) as type func(int, []byte) ([]byte, evio.Action) in assignment
http/evio.go:37:8: events.NumLoops undefined (type evio.Events has no field or method NumLoops)

This solves the problem for the hashing error: go get -t ./..., but it doesn't solve the evio part. Maybe you are testing against a different branch?

I'll submit a small PR to add the dependency getting to the makefile.

[willie]

https://github.com/kellabyte/go-benchmarks/pull/5

That PR doesn't solve the evio problem, though.

[kellabyte]

I updated the README because I was missing a documented step but doesn't this install all the required dependencies?

My mistake that I forgot to add it to the README.

[willie]

Your documentation fix solves it!

Aside: I hadn't looked for the deps step in the makefile (because I'm not super great with make) and I wouldn't have recognized the glide commands (because I don't use glide for package management).

[kellabyte]

Awesome thanks for trying it out! That was my mistake :) I'm glad people are trying it out so I can iron out these types of issues.