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This issue is intended to serve as a location for others to drop interesting benchmark programs as well so they can be collected to help evaluate this proposal over time. If you've got a benchmark you'd like to see added it would ideally be in C or Rust at this time and is ideally a program that has a means of self-reporting its execution time. High-level ideas are ok to but would require some more work to create a reproducible benchmark.
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One area that would be particularly interesting to have benchmarks for are programs that require good performance of overflowing/saturating/checked arithmetic which isn't related to 128-bit. This would help stress the need for either 128-bit operations or overflow-flag-returning-instructions.
A suggestion here is that -ftrapv can inject checked arithmetic for C and UBSan might rely on this heavily. A naive benchmark didn't show much performance difference relative to native without this proposal, however.
Original development of this proposal benchmarked the
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benchmark in Sightglass as well as the fibonacci benchmarks from the Rust num-bigint repository.This issue is intended to serve as a location for others to drop interesting benchmark programs as well so they can be collected to help evaluate this proposal over time. If you've got a benchmark you'd like to see added it would ideally be in C or Rust at this time and is ideally a program that has a means of self-reporting its execution time. High-level ideas are ok to but would require some more work to create a reproducible benchmark.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: