Memory allocation benchmarks
I'm going to use this thread to put up a bunch of possible benchmarks for memory allocation (C/C++). One that's particularly close to home is Lemur, a tool developed by CMU and UMass (CIIR). I ran it and obtained the following stats with ../app/obj/RetEval rerank_fb_tfidf_param after creating the index with my_test_pos_index.sh -- it really churns through memory, though it doesn't have a very large footprint.
number of objects = 18050647
total object size = 5181193804
average obj size = 287.036459357939
max in use = 2413865
still in use = 1089724
total mem ops = 36098489
number of objects = 18050647
total object size = 5181193804
average obj size = 287.036459357939
max in use = 2413865
still in use = 1089724
total mem ops = 36098489
posted by Emery at 11:22 AM
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Here's a comparison of resident set size for mozilla, across a number of allocators, including Hoard and the BSD allocator (PHKmalloc). Looks similar to what we've been seeing...
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