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BenchmarkDotNet

@benchmarkdotnet

Powerful .NET library for benchmarking. Maintained by @andrey_akinshin

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linkhttps://github.com/dotnet/BenchmarkDotNet calendar_today20-04-2023 17:22:03

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Stefan Đokić | .NET (@thecodeman__) 's Twitter Profile Photo

BenchmarkDotNet has one great feature! You should not do a benchmark without it... "You can't improve what you don't measure." - someone once said. And he/she was right. You have all (probably) heard of BenchmarkDotNet. BenchmarkDotNet is an open-source, efficient .NET

BenchmarkDotNet has one great feature!

You should not do a benchmark without it...

"You can't improve what you don't measure." - someone once said.
And he/she was right.

You have all (probably) heard of BenchmarkDotNet.

BenchmarkDotNet is an open-source, efficient .NET
nietras 👾 (@nietras1) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Sep depends heavily on BenchmarkDotNet to show it's an insanely fast single and multi-threaded #dotnet csv parser. 🚀 Thank you for the great library! 👍 github.com/nietras/Sep

devleader (@devleaderca) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Quick tip for running #CSharp benchmarks! #BenchmarkDotNet is the absolute go-to tool for running your CSharp benchmarks. Here are a couple of tips to keep in mind: - Run your benchmarks in release mode - Don't attach the debugger However, the menu item that you probably want

nietras 👾 (@nietras1) 's Twitter Profile Photo

New blog post "Sep 0.5.3 vs ML<dot>NET 3.0.1 - Up to 2.7x faster & 8.9x less bytes allocated" for CSV float parsing. 👇 nietras.com/2024/08/04/sep… #dotnet #csharp #MachineLearning

New blog post "Sep 0.5.3 vs ML&lt;dot&gt;NET 3.0.1 - Up to 2.7x faster &amp; 8.9x less bytes allocated" for CSV float parsing.
👇
nietras.com/2024/08/04/sep…

#dotnet #csharp #MachineLearning
Scott Lilly (@scottlilly) 's Twitter Profile Photo

When updating my general purpose NuGet package to .NET 8, I'm going to test performance with BenchmarkDotNet. Already found one noticeable improvement by using ReadOnlySpan.

Rodney Littles II (@rlittlesii) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Another day. Another opportunity for performance testing. I feel like BenchmarkDotNet should be more popular by now given how important performance is to application health. #dotnet

BenchmarkDotNet (@benchmarkdotnet) 's Twitter Profile Photo

BenchmarkDotNet v0.15.0 has been released! Initial .NET 10 support, improved measurement precision, a lot of bug fixes and small enhancements github.com/dotnet/Benchma…

BenchmarkDotNet v0.15.0 has been released!
Initial .NET 10 support, improved measurement precision, a lot of bug fixes and small enhancements

github.com/dotnet/Benchma…
Visual Studio Debugger (@vs_debugger) 's Twitter Profile Photo

🚀 Want to get serious about performance? Now you can capture profiling traces from benchmarks and optimize them with Copilot! Visual Studio Profiler + BenchmarkDotNet = instant trace when you run benchmarks. Learn More: benchmarkdotnet.org/articles/featu… youtube.com/watch?v=X1J1wD…

Dave Callan | dotnet (@dave_dotnet) 's Twitter Profile Photo

#dotnet 10 reduces IEnumerable 'penalty' from 83% to 10% In .NET 9 the cost of looping through an array via IEnumerable was 83% over directly iterating the array, whereas in .NET 10 the cost was only 10% 👏🏻 What do you think?

#dotnet 10 reduces IEnumerable 'penalty' from 83% to 10%  

In .NET 9 the cost of looping through an array via IEnumerable was 83% over directly iterating the array, whereas in .NET 10 the cost was only 10%  👏🏻

What do you think?
devleader (@devleaderca) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Faster Way To Deal With Exceptions That You Aren't Using In #CSharp If we hate exceptions in CSharp much, why are we throwing them? In this video, we'll look at some variations to throwing exceptions in C# in addition to some performance insights from benchmarkdotnet! We have

Faster Way To Deal With Exceptions That You Aren't Using In #CSharp

If we hate exceptions in CSharp much, why are we throwing them? In this video, we'll look at some variations to throwing exceptions in C# in addition to some performance insights from benchmarkdotnet! We have
BenchmarkDotNet (@benchmarkdotnet) 's Twitter Profile Photo

BenchmarkDotNet v0.15.2 has been released! The new version enhances the accuracy of the memory diagnoser. github.com/dotnet/Benchma…

BenchmarkDotNet v0.15.2 has been released!
The new version enhances the accuracy of the memory diagnoser.
github.com/dotnet/Benchma…