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In order to measure performance improvements, and protect against performance regressions (while refactoring, for example, see #68), we should measure the performance of the current field arithmetic implementations in a way that makes it easy to compare to future performance measurements. The (already in use) Criterion crate seems to cover this functionality, at least for micro-benchmarks such as field operations.
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In order to measure performance improvements, and protect against performance regressions (while refactoring, for example, see #68), we should measure the performance of the current field arithmetic implementations in a way that makes it easy to compare to future performance measurements. The (already in use) Criterion crate seems to cover this functionality, at least for micro-benchmarks such as field operations.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: