Introduce Swiss Cheese benchmark #507
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* Changes: - Introduce new swiss_cheese.rs benchmark. * Motivation: The current design of RawTable leaves tombstones behind to indicate deleted elements, going from tightly packed elements to a much more sparse design as more and more elements are deleted -- until more elements are inserted again, at least. This creates a "swiss cheese" situation, with a decreasing elements density over time. This situation is expected to lead to a higher number of cache misses as this density decreases. The swiss_cheese.rs benchmark suite aims at measuring the impact of this effect on performance.
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CI should be fixed now, can you rebase? I am curious to see what kind of results you are getting with this benchmark. |
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With that said, I don't think it makes sense to merge this benchmark. It is useful as an experiment, but it's less useful for measuring the actual performance of the table. |
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I don't think it makes much sense either. Making a PR was the easiest to share both code and result, but it may be a bit too specific. |
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The current design of RawTable leaves tombstones behind to indicate deleted elements, going from tightly packed elements to a much more sparse design as more and more elements are deleted -- until more elements are inserted again, at least.
This creates a "swiss cheese" situation, with a decreasing elements density over time. This situation is expected to lead to a higher number of cache misses as this density decreases.
The swiss_cheese.rs benchmark suite aims at measuring the impact of this effect on performance.