This page presents different aspects on
Common Lisp benchmarks. See also the
Performance page which references various performance-related papers.
CLiki pages with topic 'benchmark':
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boinkmarks -
Benchmarks of the current & of old versions of SBCL, as related in Somewhere between 8 and 11 years without boinkmarks
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cl-bench -
cl-bench is a benchmarking toolkit produced by Eric Mardsen
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Odd Benchmarks -
A simple benchmark where one tries to set a value in a CLOS-object and in a hash-table, compares how much time this takes
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Performance Benchmarks -
Here are the results of several performance benchmarking tests run on ten different Common Lisp implementations running on a MacBook Pro, a dual P4 3.0 GHz, a P3 1.1 GHz, a G3 400 MHz and an UltrasparcIIe 500 MHz
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Performance Benchmarks2 -
Here are the results of several performance benchmarking tests run on seven different Common Lisp implementations running on a P3 1.1 GHz, an UltraSPARCIIe 500 MHz and a dual G5 2.5 GHz
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perfpiece -
Perfpiece is a tool for measuring the performance of Lisp code, not
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Quick Arrays -
A re-run benchmark on original code by Ron Parr, with a couple of tweaks by David Mullen to run on CCL, figuring that the contrast between then and now (1996 versus 2020) might be interesting
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the-cost-of-nothing -
A set of naïve, yet enlightening benchmarks for Common Lisp
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trivial-benchmark -
Trivial-Benchmark is an easy to use benchmarking system
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trivial-time -
Portably time and benchmark the code