Hi, I released a first version of the Python benchmark suite. (Quickly followed by a 0.1.1 bugfix ;-))
It is now possible to install it using pip: python3 -m pip install performance And run it using: pyperformance run --python=python2 --rigorous -b all -o py2.json pyperformance run --python=python3 --rigorous -b all -o py3.json pyperformance compare py2.json py3.json Note: the "python3 -m performance ..." syntax works too. It creates virtual environments in ./venv/ subdirectory. (I may add an option to choose where to create them.) performance 0.1.1 version works well on Linux with CPython. There are some know issues on Windows: https://github.com/python/benchmarks/issues/5 I don't consider the PyPy support as stable yet. I used the "performance" name on PyPI, because "benchmark" and "benchmarks" are already reserved. The Python module is also named "performance" and comes with "pyperformance" script. I made a suble bugfix: requirements.txt now uses fixed version rather than ">=min_version". For example, "perf>=0.7.4" became "perf==0.7.4". I expect to get more reproductible benchmark results with fixed versions. Before a release, we should not forget to update dependencies to test the most recent versions of Python modules and applications. Now the development version always install performance 0.1.1 (see performance/requirements.txt). I should fix this to install the development version of performance/ when it is run from the source code (when setup.py is available in the parent directory?). Victor _______________________________________________ Speed mailing list Speed@python.org https://mail.python.org/mailman/listinfo/speed
