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The thing is that things like Cachegrind are supposed to be used as complements to time-based profilers, not to replace them. If you're getting +-20% different
by capableweb 3y ago
The thing is that things like Cachegrind are supposed to be used as complements to time-based profilers, not to replace them.
If you're getting +-20% different for each time based benchmark, it might just be noisy neighbors but could also be some other problem that actually manifests for users too.
- shepmaster 3y ago> used as complements to time-based profilers, not to replace them Sure. I also use hyperfine to run a bigger test as a user would see the system. I cross reference that with the instruction counts. I use these hardware metrics in a free CI runner, and hyperfine locally.