- Add different streaming libraries under individual flags
- Use the external bench-report package and remove the shell scripts
- User streamly-core package (streamly-0.9.0 changes)
- Simplify the README, use text tables instead of graphs.
- Upgrade to latest release of all streaming packages
- Build bench-report utility independently to avoid dependency issues
- Add benchmarks for streamly pure lists, streamly arrays, bytestring, text, dlist, sequence
- Add benchmarks to measure composition of the filtering and transformation operations multiple times
- Add benchmarks to measure composition of various combinations of different operations multiple times.
- Add benchmarks that iterate the same operation multiple times
- Use the
bench-show
package for better reporting of diffs. Supports comparison in multiples or percentages of other packages.
- Added benchmarks for pure lists
- Added benchmarks for pure
vector
- Added benchmarks for
vector
monadic streaming library - Added
drinkery
streaming library - The code is modular now, package specific ops for each benchmarked package are contained in a separate own module. It is much easier to add a new package now.
- The benchmarking code now works for
IO
as well asIdentity
monad. - Used the same stream generation method for all libraries for a fair comparison.
- Use a monadic API (
unfoldrM
) for generating the stream. - conduit-1.3.0 has a performance issue with
mapM_
. Avoided usingmapM_
and usedsinkNull
instead. See snoyberg/conduit#363. This workaround improves the performance of all conduit benchmarks that drain the stream. - pipes also had an issue similar to that of conduit. The code was using
mapM_
which was very inefficient, useddiscard
instead and got a significant boost in numbers.
- Initial release