Minor_allocated: Use Gc.minor_words#54
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Minor_allocated was showing a result of 0.0000 mnw/run, possibly because my benchmarks weren't triggering minor collections. With this change, the results seems more accurate but the R² is low (printed on a red background in the notty output). The R² seems unchanged for tests that trigger minor collections.
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I think it's also related to #60, can you take a look on this PR with your commit and see what result you have? |
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Minor_allocatedwas showing a result of0.0000 mnw/run, possibly because my benchmarks weren't triggering minor collections.With this change, the results seems more accurate but the R² is low (printed on a red background in the notty output).
The R² seems unchanged for tests that trigger minor collections.
What do you think ?