eo benchmarks

[levBagryansky]

It can be useful to measure eo performance in future. I think it can be looked like this: By analogy with +tests we can add +benchs to eo files. Such files should be translated to java benchmakrs:

public final class EOadd_testTest extends PhDefault {  
...
public static class MyBench {      
  @Benchmark  
  @OutputTimeUnit(TimeUnit.NANOSECONDS)   
  @BenchmarkMode(Mode.AverageTime)   
  @Fork(value = 1, warmups = 1 )   
  @Warmup(iterations  = 2)  
  public static void works(final Blackhole blackhole) throws java.lang.Exception {  
    blackhole.consume(new Dataized(new EOrust_find_returns_int_0Test()).take());  
  }  
}

}

and run by mvn clean install -Pbench. In addition we can add similar command to eoc like eoc bench <EO object> . This will generate java class with benchmark calls to dataization of EO class and run it.

[github-actions[bot]]

@levBagryansky thanks for the report, here is a feedback:

Problems

• The submitted bug report seems to be more in line with a feature request or suggestion, lacking essential components that define a comprehensive bug report.
• Absence of a clear, succinct description of the issue or bug within the software is evident. No explanation of an error, fault, or system failure is provided.

• The bug report's title lacks descriptiveness and fails to communicate the problem effectively.

  Suggestions

• Define the Nature of the Report: Since the current report looks more like a feature request, it should be clarified whether this is a bug report or a feature request. If it's a bug report, then it should include a specific problem or error in the software. If it's a feature request, it should be submitted in the appropriate channel for feature suggestions.
• Provide a Clear, Concise Title: The title of the bug report should precisely articulate the problem. A good bug title should give a brief summary of the issue, which can help developers quickly understand the nature of the problem. For example, if it's a bug, a better title could be "EO Benchmarks: Issue with EO files translation to Java benchmarks".
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Please fix the bug report in order it to get resolved faster. Analyzed with gpt-4