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Crypt Keeper d3c5e8655f Adds benchmarks from lib sodium (#948 )

This adds benchmarks from lib sodium, but the results are hard to interpret. We may need to recompile them using zig so that we can export a function instead of using WASI to do it. Right now, we can't really see performance of functions because other runtimes aren't designed to re-instantiate like ours.

This only compares against wasmtime as that's the only runtime besides
ours that is safe to re-instantiate.

Signed-off-by: Adrian Cole <adrian@tetrate.io>

2022-12-21 09:17:13 +08:00

compiler

Adds benchmarks from lib sodium (#948 )

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interpreter

vs: adds the benchmark on i32/i64 load/store insts (#766 )

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testdata

Adds benchmarks from lib sodium (#948 )

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time

Updates test dependencies (#834 )

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wasmedge

Removes context parameter from instruction-scoped operations (#923 )

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wasmer

Removes context parameter from instruction-scoped operations (#923 )

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wasmtime

Adds benchmarks from lib sodium (#948 )

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bench_allocation.go

Removes context parameter from instruction-scoped operations (#923 )

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bench_factorial.go

vs: adds the benchmark on i32/i64 load/store insts (#766 )

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bench_hostcall.go

vs: adds the benchmark on i32/i64 load/store insts (#766 )

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bench_memory.go

vs: adds in-Wasm loop inside the memory bench (#768 )

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bench_shorthash.go

Adds benchmarks from lib sodium (#948 )

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bench.go

Adds benchmarks from lib sodium (#948 )

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README.md

Moves integration tests and benchmarks into one internal directory (#467 )

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runtime.go

Removes context parameter from instruction-scoped operations (#923 )

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README.md

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This directory contains tests which compare against other runtimes. As all known alternatives use CGO, this contains its own go.mod, as otherwise project dependencies are tainted and multi-platform tests more difficult to manage.

Examples of portability issues besides CGO

Wasmtime can only be used in amd64
Wasmer doesn't link on Windows