Add criterion benchmark harness - #722
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Headless benches with synthetic data for the TUI's hot paths: filtering, sync_panel, log ingest/scroll/search, one full frame per panel into ratatui's TestBackend, and DAG-list decoding. A counting global allocator backs an allocation-count measurement so allocs/ groups report heap allocations per iteration alongside the timing groups. The render bench asserts that the panel actually shows its data, since draw_ui renders the splash screen for the first ten ticks.
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60-61: 🚀 Performance & Scalability | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick winSeparate allocation instrumentation from wall-time benchmark binaries.
filter,sync,logs, andrenderrunAllocCountand default timing groups in binaries that installCountingAlloc.decodeinstalls it for its timing group. Each timedallocorreallocexecutesALLOCS.fetch_add, so allocation differences can bias wall-time comparisons. RemoveCountingAllocfrom timing binaries and keep it only in separate allocation-count binaries.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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In `@benches/logs.rs`:
- Around line 69-72: In benches/logs.rs lines 69-72 and 102-104, update both
benchmark closures around LogModel::update so each iteration initializes the
model away from the lower boundary before sending one KeyCode::Down event.
Ensure the measured operation starts from a non-boundary position rather than
reusing the bottom-positioned model returned by model_with(bytes).
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In `@benches/common/mod.rs`:
- Around line 60-61: Remove the global CountingAlloc installation from timing
benchmark binaries and retain it only in dedicated allocation-count binaries.
Update the benchmark setup around the GLOBAL allocator declaration so filter,
sync, logs, render, and decode timing groups run with the default allocator
while allocation instrumentation remains available for alloc-count benchmarks.
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| let mut model = model_with(bytes); | ||
| group.throughput(Throughput::Bytes(bytes as u64)); | ||
| group.bench_function(BenchmarkId::from_parameter(label(bytes)), |b| { | ||
| b.iter(|| black_box(model.update(&key(KeyCode::Down), &ctx))); |
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Initialize each LogModel away from the lower boundary before measuring Down.
Both benchmarks start in ScrollMode::Following, so model_with(bytes) already places the model at the bottom. Reusing the model then measures boundary handling, and creating a fresh model alone has the same result. Initialize each iteration at a non-boundary position before measuring one KeyCode::Down event.
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In `@benches/logs.rs` around lines 69 - 72, In benches/logs.rs lines 69-72 and
102-104, update both benchmark closures around LogModel::update so each
iteration initializes the model away from the lower boundary before sending one
KeyCode::Down event. Ensure the measured operation starts from a non-boundary
position rather than reusing the bottom-positioned model returned by
model_with(bytes).
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Drop the allocation-counting allocator and the decode bench, build fixtures on the models' Default impls, and shorten the comments.
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Criterion benches for the TUI's hot paths, so the planned data-layout and architectural changes have numbers to compare against. Synthetic fixtures, no network access.
filterfilter_itemsandFilterableTable::set_itemsat 100 / 1k / 10k DAGs; no filter, primary filter, owner+tag filtersyncApp::sync_panelfor the DAG, DAG-run and task-instance panelslogsupdate_logs, one scroll step, and a/ERRORsearch at 64 KiB / 1 MiB / 16 MiB, driven throughModel::updaterenderdraw_uiframe per panel into ratatui'sTestBackendat 220×60The render bench asserts the frame contains the panel's data before measuring.
draw_uishows a splash screen for the first ten ticks and needs the theme initialised; without the check it measured an empty frame.Indicative numbers from short runs:
frame/Dagsync_panel/DagA frame is linear in item count although only ~55 rows are visible.
cargo bench # or: make bench cargo bench --bench renderbenches/README.mdcoverscritcmpcomparisons.cargo clippy --all-targetscompiles the benches, so CI catches breakage without running them.criterionis a dev-dependency with default features off.🤖 Generated with Claude Code
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