Need help testing alternative benchmarking tool output

[sonicrules1234]

I'm looking to test it to see if it's compat output can be parsed properly by PrimeView. Can somebody see if the output can be parsed by primeview for me?

https://github.com/sonicrules1234/plummerprimes

Can't figure out how to attach the json file. I'll link to a gist of it instead.
https://gist.github.com/sonicrules1234/d3c4dd9461d9025dc5403400ebf304b8

[rbergen]

I've had a look, and I see a couple of issues with your output:

• the names of the properties in the machine.cpu.cache object (l1d, l1i, ...) should be lowercase
• the value of the implementation property in the results objects must be lowercase

[sonicrules1234]

Thanks, I'll fix that.

[sonicrules1234]

How does https://gist.github.com/ab2e3b8f86577dd341088ef060064d7b look?

[rbergen]

@sonicrules1234 Ok, so I've loaded up the report in a local build of PrimeView. From a JSON structure perspective, it seems to work fine. I did notice that there are quite a few duplicate results in the JSON file in question, like some ManDeJan&ityonemo&SpexGuy Zig implementations, and some chrvanorle Java implementations. They seem to vary only in the contents of the tags object, and even those are sometimes duplicated verbatim. You may have done this to enrich the result data set to test with, but if you didn't this is certainly something to look at.

[sonicrules1234]

Thanks, I think I fixed it.

https://gist.github.com/16be6565412102abecbb8fdb20efadd7

[rbergen]

I can confirm that I no longer see the duplicate entries on the report page. Where we stand at the moment is that PrimeView is able to pull the results for 333 implementations across 69 languages out of your example JSON file. The counts for the project-generated JSON files are 373 implementations across 78 languages on the same date (December 28th).

[sonicrules1234]

Ok, it was missing the ones that didn't output a newline at the end of the run. I think I've fixed it.

https://gist.github.com/a157bf979059421a7db5dfc1f67e3b59

[rbergen]

Well, both the implementation and language count do match, now.