[MERGE] first round of use case benchmarks

[Robert Collins]

On Sat, 2006-08-12 at 18:20 +0200, Carl Friedrich Bolz wrote:
> Hi all!
> 
> We updated the merge request (see attachment) for use case benchmarks to
> also include lower level bundle benchmarks (so far reading and writing
> only). We also implemented a caching mechanism, which caches trees
> across test runs in ~/.bazaar/devtemp. This is meant for developers only
> and is disabled by default.

Hi, a few comments to add to Johns...

 * cached_make should probably be a method on Benchmark.

 * Please dont default to ~/.bazaar/devtemp - using up space in a hidden
dir is nasty. Also, it will lead to collisions with other bzr versions,
particularly ones running at the same time

I suggest './cached-benchmark-trees'

I haven't looked at your cache routine vs Johns, - John, if you have a
preference please just say so.

With these two changes, I'm +1 when John is - test parameterisation is
nice but not essential. Test parameterisation is really essentially when
testing different backends and the number of backends varies - you want
the test to automatically pick up the new scenarios. In this case the
scenarios are fixed, so its much less important.

Rob

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