Add documentation on how to run benchmarks locally #789
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Hi !
First thanks for the project, this is really impressive, I'm really enjoying it and really like the design decisions you made.
I was curious and wanted to run the benchmarks locally. On the way I added a
README.md
with small instruction on how to do so. I figured it might be useful to others, hence this PR.I've also moved the
CONTRIBUTING.md
file to the top level to make it more discoverable, I almost missed it. Let me know if it's fine for you.For what it's worth, here are the results I got running them on my dell laptop (
XPS 15 9530 - 13th Gen Intel i7-13700H @ 4.800GHz
) usingCPython 3.11
.python -m benchmarks.bench_validation
python benchmarks/bench_encodings.py --protocol json
python benchmarks/bench_encodings.py --protocol msgpack
python benchmarks/bench_large_json.py
python benchmarks/bench_structs.py
python benchmarks/bench_gc.py
python benchmarks/bench_library_size.py