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author | Ben Trengrove <[email protected]> | Thu Feb 02 14:00:29 2023 +1100 |
committer | Ben Trengrove <[email protected]> | Wed Apr 24 11:37:43 2024 +1000 |
tree | 528d1a3afd81de1a0b7a96e4e919fe1d00531ccb | |
parent | ccbff36b30cd80e201a5f6b51d82d6d064cfbb86 [diff] |
Add a pager of lazy grids benchmark PagerOfLazyGridBenchmark_scroll[compilation=None] frameDurationCpuMs P50 5.1, P90 29.7, P95 51.5, P99 60.5 frameOverrunMs P50 9.9, P90 47.8, P95 53.1, P99 64.6 Traces: Iteration 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 PagerOfLazyGridBenchmark_scroll[compilation=WarmupProfile(iterations=3)] frameDurationCpuMs P50 6.5, P90 20.5, P95 39.1, P99 41.7 frameOverrunMs P50 3.3, P90 30.0, P95 32.7, P99 35.3 Traces: Iteration 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 Timed out waiting for process (androidx.compose.integration.macrobenchmark.test) to appear on google-pixel_6_pro-17011FDEE00001. PagerOfLazyGridBenchmark_scroll[compilation=BaselineProfile] frameDurationCpuMs P50 6.1, P90 21.8, P95 45.3, P99 49.5 frameOverrunMs P50 5.3, P90 36.7, P95 39.0, P99 47.3 Traces: Iteration 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 PagerOfLazyGridBenchmark_scroll[compilation=Full] frameDurationCpuMs P50 7.6, P90 21.8, P95 40.3, P99 43.7 frameOverrunMs P50 3.9, P90 31.6, P95 35.3, P99 39.6 Traces: Iteration 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 PagerBenchmark_compose[compilation=Full] frameDurationCpuMs P50 6.5, P90 11.3, P95 13.6, P99 20.7 frameOverrunMs P50 -5.6, P90 -2.9, P95 2.5, P99 7.7 Traces: Iteration 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 Bug: n/a Test: PagerOfLazyGridBenchmark Change-Id: I8ccb4c103c03594e21ac159116e5e1785e38c268
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