wjxxy_xcx/bignumber.js-master/perf

This directory contains two command-line applications bigtime.js and bigtime-OOM.js, and for the browser bignumber-vs-bigdecimal.html, which enable some of the methods of bignumber.js to be tested against the JavaScript translations of the two versions of BigDecimal in the lib directory.

• GWT: java.math.BigDecimal https://github.com/iriscouch/bigdecimal.js
• ICU4J: com.ibm.icu.math.BigDecimal https://github.com/dtrebbien/BigDecimal.js

The BigDecimal in Node's npm registry is the GWT version. It has some bugs: see the Node script perf/lib/bigdecimal_GWT/bugs.js for examples of flaws in its remainder, divide and compareTo methods.

An example of using bigtime.js to compare the time taken by the bignumber.js plus method and the GWT BigDecimal add method:

$ node bigtime plus 10000 40

This will time 10000 calls to each, using operands of up to 40 random digits and will check that the results match.

For help:

$ node bigtime -h

bigtime-OOM.js works in the same way, but includes separate timings for object creation and method calls.

In general, bigtime.js is recommended over bigtime-OOM.js, which may run out of memory.

The usage of bignumber-vs-bigdecimal.html should be more or less self-explanatory.

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Further notes:

bigtime.js

• Creates random numbers and BigNumber and BigDecimal objects in batches.
• Unlikely to run out of memory.
• Doesn't show separate times for object creation and method calls.
• Tests methods with one or two operands (i.e. includes abs and negate).
• Doesn't indicate random number creation completion.
• Doesn't calculate average number of digits of operands.
• Creates random numbers in exponential notation.

bigtime-OOM.js

• Creates random numbers and BigNumber and BigDecimal objects all in one go.
• May run out of memory, e.g. if iterations > 500000 and random digits > 40.
• Shows separate times for object creation and method calls.
• Only tests methods with two operands (i.e. no abs or negate).
• Indicates random number creation completion.
• Calculates average number of digits of operands.
• Creates random numbers in normal notation.