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Benchmarks on my PC:
compare/Tokio Tracing/1 time: [984.67 ns 985.53 ns 986.56 ns]
compare/Rustracing/1 time: [951.65 ns 952.01 ns 952.43 ns]
compare/minitrace/1 time: [291.75 ns 295.74 ns 299.07 ns]
compare/Tokio Tracing/10 time: [5.7811 us 5.7983 us 5.8183 us]
compare/Rustracing/10 time: [2.5986 us 2.5996 us 2.6007 us]
compare/minitrace/10 time: [494.21 ns 499.66 ns 505.23 ns]
compare/Tokio Tracing/100 time: [54.287 us 54.609 us 54.987 us]
compare/Rustracing/100 time: [19.405 us 19.414 us 19.425 us]
compare/minitrace/100 time: [4.1476 us 4.2456 us 4.3525 us]
compare/Tokio Tracing/1000 time: [547.53 us 547.70 us 547.90 us]
compare/Rustracing/1000 time: [192.34 us 192.76 us 193.16 us]
compare/minitrace/1000 time: [38.085 us 38.899 us 39.558 us]
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I'm interested:D
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Where can I get your benchmark code? thinking
Inside minitrace
, tested with cargo bench
: https://github.com/tikv/minitrace-rust/blob/master/minitrace/benches/compare.rs
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Also, ping @drmingdrmer, minitrace seems much faster than tokio-tracing. Maybe you will be interested in it too.
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Where can I get your benchmark code? 🤔
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I am interested in this issue, let me try
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