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It is very convenient that currently benchpress records the time for each prover run, but it would be even more useful to also have an estimation of the memory used by each process. Fortunately, the GNU time utility provide such a fonctionality.
Something to that effect could be obtained by wrapping the prover calls like this:
And then reading the temporary file for the output of time (%e is for the elapsed real time in seconds, and %M the maximum resident set size in Kbytes).
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
It is very convenient that currently benchpress records the time for each prover run, but it would be even more useful to also have an estimation of the memory used by each process. Fortunately, the GNU time utility provide such a fonctionality.
Something to that effect could be obtained by wrapping the prover calls like this:
And then reading the temporary file for the output of time (
%e
is for the elapsed real time in seconds, and%M
the maximum resident set size in Kbytes).The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: