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I've noticed that many libraries do not publish this data in a human-readable format. Since the benchmark needs to have it all loaded anyway, how difficult would it be to calculate at benchmark time?
When selecting a library for "Occasional" use, eg. parsing/writing config files a few times per application run, this can get to be a more significant factor.
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It would be nice to have at-a-glance data for:
java.base
I've noticed that many libraries do not publish this data in a human-readable format. Since the benchmark needs to have it all loaded anyway, how difficult would it be to calculate at benchmark time?
When selecting a library for "Occasional" use, eg. parsing/writing config files a few times per application run, this can get to be a more significant factor.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: