Proposal: Use ScoreGroup for SunSpider #122
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@iainireland this would be an alternative approach to handle SunSpider, which would not require changing the underlying workloads. |
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I wonder if it's cleaner to have a new Benchmark subclass that does the grouping? Let me see if I can whip that up for comparison. |
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Running SunSpider in the same realm is error prone, it modifies global state and thus it requires additional changes to get it working.
Instead of #113 where we run all SunSpider workloads in a single run, I propose using a ScoreGroup which produces a single geomean score for all the SunSpider line items. This would also be easily applicable to Octane.
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