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The even/linear/exponential distribution of allocation sizes is a good stress test but doesn't correspond to real-world usages of malloc.
Could you add one more test case with a distribution sampled from real workloads?
Here's an example of allocations when gcc is compiling lockfree-malloc: allocs_sample.tsv.txt
(Having several test cases for different real-world workloads would be even better, I guess.)
Thank you.
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The even/linear/exponential distribution of allocation sizes is a good stress test but doesn't correspond to real-world usages of malloc.
Could you add one more test case with a distribution sampled from real workloads?
Here's an example of allocations when gcc is compiling lockfree-malloc:
allocs_sample.tsv.txt
(Having several test cases for different real-world workloads would be even better, I guess.)
Thank you.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: