Performance Assertion Checking
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MIT-LCS-TR-551.pdf
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7.12 MB
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Author(s)
Perl, Sharon Esther
Advisor(s)
Weihl, William E.
Date Issued
September 1992
Series/Report no.
MIT-LCS-TR-551
Abstract
Performance assertion checking is an approach to describing and monitoring the performance of complex software systems. The idea is simple: system implementors write assertions that capture their expectations for performance, the system is instrumented to collect performance data, and then the assertions are checked automatically against the data to detect violations signifying potential performance bugs.
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