Make benchmark graph extensible and add more bars #1080
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It looks like test fairness2 (in crossbeam-channel/tests/select_macro.rs) fails at random. Because this PR doesn't touch anything related. |
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I want to visualize the results of multiple benchmarks in a graph. However, the subplot layout, along with many magic constants, is almost hard-coded. And as mentioned in the comments of run.sh, it is not possible to add a sufficient number of bar graphs.
I replaced the graph library from matplotlib to plotly and made modifications, to reduce magic constants and to make it easier to expand. I also introduced type hints in the Python code.
The attached image is an example when including all bar graphs. But I don't have a native Linux box, so the benchmark result graph could not be included in the PR. It was executed on WSL.
The first commit only contains format change without altering any code, you can skip it and read the second one.(3b0732b)