Nathan Braswell
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fefae631e2
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Add java ocaml and swift tests
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2022-05-19 00:43:27 -04:00 |
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Nathan Braswell
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62c0958006
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Added haskell versions (parameterized by CLI argument)
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2022-05-18 23:59:18 -04:00 |
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Nathan Braswell
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4481784666
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Update README.md
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2022-05-18 05:31:43 +00:00 |
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Nathan Braswell
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a0c4eb3eaf
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sigh, accidentally committed .wasm
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2022-05-18 01:29:23 -04:00 |
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Nathan Braswell
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81a54b5a06
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Old .gitignore actually prevent the kraken versions of the benchmarks from being comitted, scarily enough - also some of the c fib tests
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2022-05-18 01:28:49 -04:00 |
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Nathan Braswell
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34c6d01c31
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Implement deriv benchmark
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2022-05-18 01:26:08 -04:00 |
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Nathan Braswell
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7fef7eba85
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Add cfold benchmark - can't go over 5 (though Koka uses 20) because wasm runs out of stack. Not entirely sure how to handle that - I imagine we're emitting far to much on the stack frame, but also I would hope wasmtime would optimize it, and I additionally can't find a way to raise wasmtime's limit from the cli... It is worth noting that Koka notes that cfold is a benchmark that can exhaust the stack
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2022-05-17 23:34:46 -04:00 |
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Nathan Braswell
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e6a1ad5bf3
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Add nqueens benchmark (new kraken impl, with koka and cpp moved over from koka_bench)
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2022-05-16 23:00:56 -04:00 |
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Nathan Braswell
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b1b060292e
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Moved over first rbtree test from koka_bench and integrated Kraken via compiler wrapper script that calls the partial_evaluator / compiler and then emits a wrapper script that runs the resulting wasm via wasmtime.
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2022-05-16 02:33:10 -04:00 |
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