
Developing High-Frequency Trading Systems
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JMH is a toolkit that assists you in appropriately implementing Java microbenchmarks. Let's now discuss them in detail.
It's difficult to create benchmarks that accurately assess the performance of a tiny area of a bigger program. When the benchmark runs your component in isolation, the JVM or underlying hardware may apply a variety of optimizations to it. When the component is operating as part of a bigger application, certain optimizations may not be available. As a result, poorly designed microbenchmarks may lead you to assume that your component's performance is better than it actually is.
Writing a good Java microbenchmark often requires avoiding JVM and hardware optimizations that would not have been done in a genuine production system during microbenchmark execution. That's exactly what it is about. Benchmarks that correctly measure the performance of a...
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