gbench

ID Status Summary
23 WontFix Supports other JVM languages Type-Defect Priority-Medium
22 Fixed println(new BenchmarkBuilder()) throws NPE Type-Defect Priority-Medium
21 Fixed Add the number of processors to the environment info Type-Enhancement Priority-Medium
20 Accepted Write cookbook Type-Defect Priority-Medium
19 Accepted Non-labled syntax should be supported Type-Defect Priority-Medium
18 WontFix Compilation errors "unexpected token" Type-Defect Priority-Medium
17 Fixed @Benchmark has same problems with issue 10 and issue 16. Type-Defect Priority-Medium
16 Fixed The times of benchmarking a closure that does nothing aren't zero Type-Defect Priority-Medium
15 Accepted BenchmarkBuilder should provide a way to redirect logs Type-Enhancement Priority-Medium
14 Accepted BenchmarkBuilder should consider load average Type-Enhancement Priority-Medium
13 Fixed ant javadoc fails Type-Defect Priority-High
12 Duplicate ant dist generates empty javadoc Type-Defect Priority-High
11 Fixed maxWarmUpTime option for BenchmarkBuilder.run() is not written in its Javadoc Type-Defect Priority-Medium
10 Fixed There is a case that CPU time is nagative Type-Defect Priority-Medium
9 Accepted time unit option for prettyPrint() Type-Enhancement Priority-Medium
8 Fixed BenchmarkWarumUp#run may loop very long or even forever Type-Defect Priority-Medium
7 Done Extension methods for GBench Type-Defect Priority-Medium
6 Fixed NPE occurs when using with @StaticCompile Type-Defect Priority-Medium
5 Done Rewrite the build script and the test code Type-Defect Priority-Medium
4 Accepted NPE occurs when using @Benchmark with interceptor Type-Defect Priority-Low
3 Done v0.2.1 fails when using with groovy 1.7 Type-Defect Priority-High
2 Done Warning feature for micro benchmarking Type-Enhancement Priority-Medium
1 Done The "trim" option is limited to real time. Type-Defect Priority-Medium