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I was running a benchmark with +RTS -Sstderr (trying to find a good -A.. value)
I was surprised to see heavy garbage collection going on - since I was expecting that my function does little allocation, and I put large +RTS -M.. -H.. values.
Then I read #257 (etc.) and deduced that criterion runs the collector. I understand the motivation - but it's not quite clear (to me) from the text at https://hackage.haskell.org/package/criterion-1.6.0.0/docs/Criterion-Main.html, where "garbage collection" is only mentioned in connection to "environments" - but my (very simple) benchmark does not use them.
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I was running a benchmark with
+RTS -Sstderr
(trying to find a good-A..
value)I was surprised to see heavy garbage collection going on - since I was expecting that my function does little allocation, and I put large
+RTS -M.. -H..
values.Then I read #257 (etc.) and deduced that
criterion
runs the collector. I understand the motivation - but it's not quite clear (to me) from the text at https://hackage.haskell.org/package/criterion-1.6.0.0/docs/Criterion-Main.html, where "garbage collection" is only mentioned in connection to "environments" - but my (very simple) benchmark does not use them.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: