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Benchmarking is the process of analyzing the performance of a program at runtime. This can include execution time, resource consumption, and many other factors.

Recomendation

criterion is the de-facto standard for analyzing performance of Haskell programs.

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Haskell's de-facto standard benchmarking library.

Features

  • Detailed statistical analysis of timing data
  • Beautiful graph output (example)
  • High-resolution analysis (accurate down to nanoseconds)
  • Customizable HTML/CSV/JSON output
  • Garbage collection insensitivity

Resources

Criterion's in-depth tutorial walks through many of the major features.

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Benchmarks actions and produces statistics such as min, mean, median, standard deviation, and max execution time. Also computes execution time percentiles. Comes with functions to pretty-print the results.

The interface is simpler and it has fewer depdencies than criterion.

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