Some guidance on what "many" is

[benjamin-kirkbride]

In some very crude tests I've done, get_many is orders of magnitude slower for getting 100 or so items at a time. Is there a rule of thumb for what constitutes "many"?

It would be cool if the benchmarks had smaller examples to help with this.

[benjamin-kirkbride]

get_many is orders of magnitude slower for getting 100 or so items at a time

Nevermind, I forgot to block=False 😅

That said, I still think bench-marking smaller amounts would be nice :)

Is the code that generated the benchmarks around?

[alex-petrenko]

Sorry for radio silence!
Yes, the code is here: https://github.com/alex-petrenko/faster-fifo/blob/master/cpp_faster_fifo/tests/comparison_tests.py

Depending on the OS/Python version the results may vary greatly!

[benjamin-kirkbride]

Is the code that generated the benchmarks around?

[alex-petrenko]

Did you check the link I provided?
It's here:

faster-fifo/cpp_faster_fifo/tests/comparison_tests.py

Line 95 in 18c4686

class ComparisonTestCase(TestCase):

[benjamin-kirkbride]

Sorry, I'm dumb. Thanks!!