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org.perfidix:perfidix
Perfidix comes as a light-weight Java Benchmarking Tool which allows to make simple measurements of source code without installing heavy profilers or using special IDEs. Perfidix comes as a simple jar which has to be included in the classpath. Methods which should be benched are annotated similar to JUnit testcases. With these simple modifications fast evaluation and real-time measurements can be made with existing source code without adapting the program.
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Perfidix comes as a light-weight Java Benchmarking Tool which allows to make simple measurements of source code without installing heavy profilers or using special IDEs. Perfidix comes as a simple jar which has to be included in the classpath. Methods which should be benched are annotated similar to JUnit testcases. With these simple modifications fast evaluation and real-time measurements can be made with existing source code without adapting the program.
We found that org.perfidix:perfidix demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 0 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
Package last updated on 09 Dec 2013
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