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JSON Quote Loop Benchmark Scaffold
Release: 1.0.0-beta.7.
This benchmark compares compact JSON string quoting plus checksum accumulation across Slovo, C, Rust, Python, Clojure, and Common Lisp/SBCL on the same machine. It is same machine local evidence only.
It is not a published benchmark result, performance threshold, optimizer claim, or cross-machine comparison.
Files
src/main.slo: Slovo project benchmark fixturec/json_quote_loop.c: C comparison implementationrust/json_quote_loop.rs: Rust comparison implementationpython/json_quote_loop.py: Python comparison implementationclojure/json_quote_loop.clj: Clojure comparison implementationcommon-lisp/json_quote_loop.lisp: Common Lisp/SBCL comparison implementationrun.py: build/run/timing harness
All implementations print checksum 15000001 for loop count 1000000 and
target string slo"vo\path. Hot-loop mode uses loop count 10000000 and
checksum 150000001.
Commands
Run from the repository root:
python3 benchmarks/json-quote-loop/run.py --list
python3 benchmarks/json-quote-loop/run.py --dry-run
python3 benchmarks/json-quote-loop/run.py --only python --repeats 3 --warmups 1
python3 benchmarks/json-quote-loop/run.py --mode hot-loop --only slovo --only c --only rust
To include Slovo, build or point at a Glagol binary and make sure host Clang is available:
cargo build --manifest-path compiler/Cargo.toml --bin glagol
python3 benchmarks/json-quote-loop/run.py --glagol compiler/target/debug/glagol
The runner skips missing C/Rust/Slovo/Clojure/SBCL toolchains where possible.
Use --only multiple times to select implementations:
python3 benchmarks/json-quote-loop/run.py --only slovo --only c --only rust --only clojure --only common_lisp
Clojure is detected with clojure on PATH, CLOJURE, or CLOJURE_JAR.
Common Lisp is detected with sbcl on PATH, SBCL, or --sbcl.
Comparison Method
- The runner builds each implementation once before timing. The reported numbers measure execution only, not compile time.
- Slovo timings use
glagol build, which currently lowers to LLVM and then invokes hostclang -O2withruntime/runtime.c. - C timings use
clang -O2 -std=c11. - Rust timings use
rustc -C opt-level=3 -C debuginfo=0. - The measured loop quotes one runtime-supplied ASCII string containing a quote and a backslash, then accumulates the quoted byte length.
Timing is cold-process local-machine evidence only. Clojure timings include JVM and Clojure startup, while Common Lisp timings include SBCL script startup.
Hot-loop mode is startup-amortized local evidence. It runs a larger loop count
and reports total time plus normalized time for the base 1000000 loop count.