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@rctcwyvrn rctcwyvrn commented Jun 22, 2022

  • Space out the names properly instead of relying on tabs
  • Add a decimal point to the percentage
  • Filter out NS benchmarks from the comparison (since they should never improve/regress, but they still show up due to our machines being inconsistent)
  • Sort comparisons by amount of improvement/regression (by s, not % beceause we have lots of variance + low runtime benchmarks)

- Space out the names properly instead of relying on tabs
- Add a decimal point to the percentage
- Filter out NS benchmarks from the comparison
- Sort comparisons by amount of improvement/regression
  (by s, not % beceause we have lots of variance + low runtime benchmarks)
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@rctcwyvrn rctcwyvrn requested a review from milseman June 22, 2022 23:28
@rctcwyvrn rctcwyvrn merged commit 8688296 into swiftlang:main Jun 23, 2022
rctcwyvrn added a commit to rctcwyvrn/swift-experimental-string-processing that referenced this pull request Jun 30, 2022
- Space out the names properly instead of relying on tabs
- Add a decimal point to the percentage
- Filter out NS benchmarks from the comparison
- Sort comparisons by amount of improvement/regression
  (by s, not % beceause we have lots of variance + low runtime benchmarks)
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