I have 2 methods to trim the domain suffix from a subdomain and I'd like to find out which one is faster. How do I do that?
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- douliao5942 2014-02-06 22:06关注
You can use the builtin benchmark capabilities of
go test
.For example (on play):
import ( "strings" "testing" ) func BenchmarkStrip1(b *testing.B) { for br := 0; br < b.N; br++ { host := "subdomain.domain.tld" s := strings.Index(host, ".") _ = host[:s] } } func BenchmarkStrip2(b *testing.B) { for br := 0; br < b.N; br++ { host := "subdomain.domain.tld" strings.TrimSuffix(host, ".domain.tld") } }
Store this code in
somename_test.go
and rungo test -test.bench='.*'
. For me this gives the following output:% go test -test.bench='.*' testing: warning: no tests to run PASS BenchmarkStrip1 100000000 12.9 ns/op BenchmarkStrip2 100000000 16.1 ns/op ok 21614966 2.935s
The benchmark utility will attempt to do a certain number of runs until a meaningful time is measured which is reflected in the output by the number
100000000
. The code was run100000000
times and each operation in the loop took 12.9 ns and 16.1 ns respectively. So you can conclude that the code inBenchmarkStrip1
performed better.Regardless of the outcome, it is often better to profile your program to see where the real bottleneck is instead of wasting your time with micro benchmarks like these.
I would also not recommend writing your own benchmarking as there are some factors you might not consider such as the garbage collector and running your samples long enough.
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