November 2017
Intermediate to advanced
398 pages
10h 14m
English
The first is the throughput measure. It represents the number of functions that can be completed within a single unit of time. This means that it effectively measures the maximum load that a test can handle and produces the results in terms of successful and failed object operations.
The JMH is great in this regard, as it holds the collection of these operations. It occurs with the help of object creation, which is an important tool commonly employed in Java-based code. The microbenchmarks designed for this measure are able to work within a particular method, or they can also be used in standalone, pretest phase projects to find out the programming efficiency.
The throughput microbenchmark results are understood by the ...