#!/usr/bin/env python
"" "%prog [options] shellpath dirpath
Pulls performance data on parsing via the js shell.
Displays the average number of milliseconds it took to parse each file.
For comparison, something apparently approximating a t-test is performed:
"Faster" means that:
t_baseline_goodrun = (t_baseline_avg - t_baseline_stddev)
t_current_badrun = (t_current_avg + t_current_stddev)
t_current_badrun < t_baseline_goodrun
Effectively, a bad run from the current data is better than a good run from the
baseline data, we're probably faster. A similar computation is used for
determining the "slower" designation.
Arguments:
shellpath executable JavaScript shell
dirpath directory filled with parsilicious js files
"" "
import json
import math
import optparse
import os
import subprocess as subp
import sys
from string import Template
try :
import compare_bench
except ImportError:
compare_bench = None
_DIR = os.path.dirname(__file__)
JS_CODE_TEMPLATE = Template(
"" "
if (typeof snarf !== 'undefined' ) read = snarf
var contents = read("$filepath" );
$prepare
for (var i = 0 ; i < $warmup_run_count; i++)
$func(contents, $options);
var results = [];
for (var i = 0 ; i < $real_run_count; i++) {
var start = elapsed() / 1000 ;
$func(contents, $options);
var end = elapsed() / 1000 ;
results.push(end - start);
}
print(results);
"" "
)
def gen_filepaths(dirpath, target_ext=".js" ):
for filename in os.listdir(dirpath):
if filename.endswith(target_ext):
yield os.path.join(dirpath, filename)
def avg(seq):
return sum(seq) / len(seq)
def stddev(seq, mean):
diffs = ((float(item) - mean) ** 2 for item in seq)
return math.sqrt(sum(diffs) / len(seq))
def bench(
shellpath, filepath, warmup_runs, counted_runs, prepare, func, options, stfu=False
):
"" "Return a list of milliseconds for the counted runs." ""
assert '"' not in filepath
code = JS_CODE_TEMPLATE.substitute(
filepath=filepath,
warmup_run_count=warmup_runs,
real_run_count=counted_runs,
prepare=prepare,
func=func,
options=options,
)
proc = subp.Popen([shellpath, "-e" , code], stdout=subp.PIPE)
stdout, _ = proc.communicate()
milliseconds = [float(val) for val in stdout.decode().split("," )]
mean = avg(milliseconds)
sigma = stddev(milliseconds, mean)
if not stfu:
print("Runs:" , [int(ms) for ms in milliseconds])
print("Mean:" , mean)
print("Stddev: {:.2f} ({:.2f}% of mean)" .format(sigma, sigma / mean * 100 ))
return mean, sigma
def parsemark(filepaths, fbench, stfu=False ):
"" ":param fbench: fbench(filename) -> float" ""
bench_map = {} # {filename: (avg, stddev)}
for filepath in filepaths:
filename = os.path.split(filepath)[-1 ]
if not stfu:
print("Parsemarking {}..." .format(filename))
bench_map[filename] = fbench(filepath)
print("{" )
for i, (filename, (avg, stddev)) in enumerate(iter(bench_map.items())):
assert '"' not in filename
fmt = ' {:30s}: {{"average_ms": {:6.2f}, "stddev_ms": {:6.2f}}}'
if i != len(bench_map) - 1 :
fmt += ","
filename_str = '"{}"' .format(filename)
print(fmt.format(filename_str, avg, stddev))
print("}" )
return dict(
(filename, dict(average_ms=avg, stddev_ms=stddev))
for filename, (avg, stddev) in iter(bench_map.items())
)
def main():
parser = optparse.OptionParser(usage=__doc__.strip())
parser.add_option(
"-w" ,
"--warmup-runs" ,
metavar="COUNT" ,
type=int,
default=5 ,
help="used to minimize test instability [%default]" ,
)
parser.add_option(
"-c" ,
"--counted-runs" ,
metavar="COUNT" ,
type=int,
default=50 ,
help="timed data runs that count towards the average" " [%default]" ,
)
parser.add_option(
"-s" ,
"--shell" ,
metavar="PATH" ,
help="explicit shell location; when omitted, will look" " in likely places" ,
)
parser.add_option(
"-b" ,
"--baseline" ,
metavar="JSON_PATH" ,
dest="baseline_path" ,
help="json file with baseline values to " "compare against" ,
)
parser.add_option(
"--mode" ,
dest="mode" ,
type="choice" ,
choices=("parse" , "dumpStencil" , "compile" , "decode" ),
default="parse" ,
help="The target of the benchmark (parse/dumpStencil/compile/decode), defaults to parse" ,
)
parser.add_option(
"--lazy" ,
dest="lazy" ,
action="store_true" ,
default=False ,
help="Use lazy parsing when compiling" ,
)
parser.add_option(
"-q" ,
"--quiet" ,
dest="stfu" ,
action="store_true" ,
default=False ,
help="only print JSON to stdout [%default]" ,
)
options, args = parser.parse_args()
try :
shellpath = args.pop(0 )
except IndexError:
parser.print_help()
print()
print("error: shellpath required" , file=sys.stderr)
return -1
try :
dirpath = args.pop(0 )
except IndexError:
parser.print_help()
print()
print("error: dirpath required" , file=sys.stderr)
return -1
if not shellpath or not os.path.exists(shellpath):
print("error: could not find shell:" , shellpath, file=sys.stderr)
return -1
if options.baseline_path:
if not os.path.isfile(options.baseline_path):
print("error: baseline file does not exist" , file=sys.stderr)
return -1
if not compare_bench:
print(
"error: JSON support is missing, cannot compare benchmarks" ,
file=sys.stderr,
)
return -1
if options.lazy and options.mode == "parse" :
print(
"error: parse mode doesn't support lazy" ,
file=sys.stderr,
)
return -1
funcOpt = {}
if options.mode == "decode" :
encodeOpt = {}
encodeOpt["execute" ] = False
encodeOpt["saveBytecodeWithDelazifications" ] = True
if not options.lazy:
encodeOpt["forceFullParse" ] = True
# In order to test the decoding, we first have to encode the content.
prepare = Template(
"" "
contents = cacheEntry(contents);
evaluate(contents, $options);
"" "
).substitute(options=json.dumps(encodeOpt))
func = "evaluate"
funcOpt["execute" ] = False
funcOpt["loadBytecode" ] = True
if not options.lazy:
funcOpt["forceFullParse" ] = True
else :
prepare = ""
func = options.mode
if not options.lazy:
funcOpt["forceFullParse" ] = True
def benchfile(filepath):
return bench(
shellpath,
filepath,
options.warmup_runs,
options.counted_runs,
prepare,
func,
json.dumps(funcOpt),
stfu=options.stfu,
)
bench_map = parsemark(gen_filepaths(dirpath), benchfile, options.stfu)
if options.baseline_path:
compare_bench.compare_immediate(bench_map, options.baseline_path)
return 0
if __name__ == "__main__" :
sys.exit(main())
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