Le 10/11/2014 20:00, Sven Van Caekenberghe a écrit :>
On 10 Nov 2014, at 19:07, Alain Rastoul <alf.mmm.cat@gmail.com> wrote: I have loaded your stamp package (very nice), and ran it against rabbitmq . If I do some benchmarking code against the rabbit, should I put the code in Stamp package and commit to stamp package ? or should I publish my own package ? What is the best practice with SmalltalkHub and what do you prefer ? No problem to publish a new package or to add it to Stamp, whatever you advise me, I'm not familiar with Pharo community practices and need some guidance here.
It (Stamp) is open source. Feedback and contributions are most welcome. There is already some benchmarking in there if I remember correctly. You can continue discussing it in this mailing list (but maybe under a different thread).
Yes, there is some benchmarking on time to send or receive. I wanted to first add a sample 'helloworld' producer/consumer and measure messages send/receive by second with one and several pharo VMs, and also may be find some benchs done by other MQ supplier. And, as I should have a much more powerfull computer than my laptop in few weeks (nothing to do with christmas, I am my own santa claus, supplier delays), I could make some tests with several linux+pharo VMs. I will add a Stamp-Benchmarks subpackage and put samples and code in it. This does not make sense under a client package perspective, but has under a server one. Alain