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I just realized that "baseline" and "clean" are the exact opposite of what I thought they were. "clean" sounds like it starts with a clean (empty) cache, and "baseline" like it would be the baseline, minimal cost of an incremental run with a hot cache. But actually it's the other way around.
Could the timing pages (like this one) explain this somewhere? Like a note at the bottom, or a tooltip in the actual table, or so. Having space for such an explanation would anyway be useful, as that would also be a good space to describe how one can run that same benchmark against a local rustc -- which usually is the first thing I need to do when I see a regression.
(I am still working on figuring out how to reproduce this "incremental clean" regression. Took me at least an hour, at this point, due to running into issues like rust-lang/cargo#5918.)
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I just realized that "baseline" and "clean" are the exact opposite of what I thought they were. "clean" sounds like it starts with a clean (empty) cache, and "baseline" like it would be the baseline, minimal cost of an incremental run with a hot cache. But actually it's the other way around.
Could the timing pages (like this one) explain this somewhere? Like a note at the bottom, or a tooltip in the actual table, or so. Having space for such an explanation would anyway be useful, as that would also be a good space to describe how one can run that same benchmark against a local rustc -- which usually is the first thing I need to do when I see a regression.
(I am still working on figuring out how to reproduce this "incremental clean" regression. Took me at least an hour, at this point, due to running into issues like rust-lang/cargo#5918.)
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: