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Golang Benchmark. Explanation of the results

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Start the test:
Go Test -Bench =. -Benchmem Bench2_Test.Go

Conclusion:

Goos: Windows
Goarch: AMD64.
BenchmarkWithoutPool-4 15850 76093 NS / OP 3200 B / OP 100 Allocs / Op
BenchmarkWithPool-4 49177 26457 NS / OP 0 B / OP 0 ALLOCS / OP
Pass
OK COMMAND-LINE-ARGUMENTS 387.358S

is incomprehensible, first of all, the first column. If this is a memory, then why in the second case it is more?
Does this mean that using sync.pool for simple slices such as row slices unprofitable?


Answer 1, Authority 100%

Speakers & NBSP; go & nbsp; such & nbsp; order:

  1. Name & nbsp; Plus test & nbsp; number of processors or & nbsp; nuclei;
  2. number & nbsp; iterations, for & nbsp; which produced & nbsp; measurements;
  3. secondary & nbsp; time & nbsp; iterations;
  4. mean & nbsp; total memory allocated on & nbsp; iteration;
  5. Middle & NBSP; number of separate memory allocations on & nbsp; iteration.

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