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Hi, some codec's high compression level may consume a a lot of memory. Is it possible to include memory consumption in benchmark results?
Also, -z means compression time instead of speed. The benchmark process can be interrupted by other processes, is it possible to include cpu time, which better indicates cpu consumption?
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Maybe measure whole program usage before and during run of a the codec and simply subtract? I know it's simple, to not say primitive but this way you get approximate value of memory usage without knowledge of the running codec.
Hi, some codec's high compression level may consume a a lot of memory. Is it possible to include memory consumption in benchmark results?
Also, -z means compression time instead of speed. The benchmark process can be interrupted by other processes, is it possible to include cpu time, which better indicates cpu consumption?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: