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| Packages that use com.google.caliper.model | |
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| com.google.caliper.model | These classes model the data that is collected by the caliper runner: the record of which scenarios were tested on which VMs by which instruments and, most importantly, all the measurements that were observed. |
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| Classes in com.google.caliper.model used by com.google.caliper.model | |
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| Environment
The collected information that caliper detects about the hardware and operating system it is running under. |
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| Instrument
The details of what kind of measurement was taken and how; three examples of instruments are "the memory-allocation instrument with default settings", "the microbenchmark instrument with default settings," and "the microbenchmark instrument with warmup time 2 seconds and timing interval 0.5 seconds". |
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| Measurement
A single numeric datum reported by an instrument for a particular scenario. |
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| Result
A set of measurements, optionally including arbitrary report text, that were taken by a particular instrument for a particular scenario. |
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| Run
Represents a single invocation of the caliper runner. |
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| Scenario
A specific combination of benchmark variables (including environment, VM, class name, method name, user parameters and VM arguments). |
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| VM
A virtual machine configuration. |
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| Classes in com.google.caliper.model used by com.google.caliper.runner | |
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| CaliperData
Note: classes in this package are deliberately quick-and-dirty and minimal, and may be upgraded to be a little more robust in the future. |
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| Environment
The collected information that caliper detects about the hardware and operating system it is running under. |
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| Classes in com.google.caliper.model used by com.google.caliper.worker | |
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| Measurement
A single numeric datum reported by an instrument for a particular scenario. |
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