Comment on Adapting the OCaml Ecosystem for Multicore OCamlparentComments−Zababa5yI remember seeing a graph where http/af, a http server, was close to Go net/http. I'll try to run https://github.com/ocaml-multicore/retro-httpaf-bench and report back. I also found another graph, but I'm too colorblind to read it properly https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/554131/131155247-f....Edit: the benchmark fails to build−amelius5yTop two lines are httpaf_eio and rust_hyper.Next two lines are httpaf_effects and httpaf_lwt.Bottom two lines are nethttp_go and cohttp_lwt_unix.All in order from top to bottom.−Zababa5yThank you very much!−erk__5yYeah the colors are really not great for color blind people, I rather have some symbols or similar on them−Zababa5yThat's one of the small things I like about more complex charts (more complex than a picture): I can usually hover over the chart to see the label.
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I remember seeing a graph where http/af, a http server, was close to Go net/http. I'll try to run https://github.com/ocaml-multicore/retro-httpaf-bench and report back. I also found another graph, but I'm too colorblind to read it properly https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/554131/131155247-f....
Edit: the benchmark fails to build
Top two lines are httpaf_eio and rust_hyper.
Next two lines are httpaf_effects and httpaf_lwt.
Bottom two lines are nethttp_go and cohttp_lwt_unix.
All in order from top to bottom.
Thank you very much!
Yeah the colors are really not great for color blind people, I rather have some symbols or similar on them
That's one of the small things I like about more complex charts (more complex than a picture): I can usually hover over the chart to see the label.