Project deprecation (EOL) announcement
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Dawid Weiss
Apr 13, 2015, 4:38:47 AM4/13/15
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Hello everyone,
It's been a fun ride, but realistically it makes little sense for us
to continue the efforts on JUnitBenchmarks. There is now a
fully-fledged tool for micro (and macro) benchmarking available as
part of the OpenJDK tools' suite. The JMH project is constantly
developed, improved and, what's important, has backing from Oracle
which means it'll continue to receive love. Check it out, it's great
[1].
We will no longer accept or apply patches to JUB. If you wish to
continue development for your internal needs, fork the project,
please. Thanks again,
Dawid Weiss
Carrot Search s.c.
[1] http://openjdk.java.net/projects/code-tools/jmh/
It's been a fun ride, but realistically it makes little sense for us
to continue the efforts on JUnitBenchmarks. There is now a
fully-fledged tool for micro (and macro) benchmarking available as
part of the OpenJDK tools' suite. The JMH project is constantly
developed, improved and, what's important, has backing from Oracle
which means it'll continue to receive love. Check it out, it's great
[1].
We will no longer accept or apply patches to JUB. If you wish to
continue development for your internal needs, fork the project,
please. Thanks again,
Dawid Weiss
Carrot Search s.c.
[1] http://openjdk.java.net/projects/code-tools/jmh/
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