benchmarks: add Julia comparison results - #567
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Good evening @pradeeban, ptal when get chance. Ran three alternating Julia/Python runs on the same machine. The report uses the median results, also raw logs are attached for reference :D |
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@avinxshKD great, merging! |
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Yayy, thankyou so much @pradeeban :p. For the Julia docs, can I add Documenter.jl under the main repo? Just wanted to confirm. |
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Adds week 9 part 2, results from the Julia backend and matched Julia/Python benchmarks.
Includes the test setup, measured results, observations, and limitations. Attaching raw run logs for reference.
concore-benchmark-evidence-20260803.zip
On this machine, Mmap and ZMQ handled about 7.47x and 18.05x the File backend rate. Julia/Python File round-trip rates were close.