benchmark: add eventEmitter.once() benchmarks #912
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is this a very fair benchmark? after all, wouldn't any run after the first run be only to the .on() listeners?
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What do you suggest?
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just throwing ideas at the wall, but i'm thinking some sort of Object.freeze() (maybe deep-freeze) on the event emitter, which would (in non-strict mode) i believe silently fail when it is changed, leaving us the same object in each loop - thats the only idea that comes to mind that would only benchmark the .emit(), what do you think?
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How do const objects behave, would that do the job?
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Right now, regarding these new benchmarks, I don't think most of them benchmark much. I don't really have any idea on how to fix that, but I don't think it's fair as-is. |
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Well, at this point the benchmarks don't really matter unless #914 is merge-able. However as it stands, we need to know what kind of effect it will have on modules depending on |
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@mscdex perhaps this should just be closed and reopened if it seems fit? |
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Let's get @nodejs/benchmarking on this. |
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