Hello, I was just wondering when benchmark testing (#[bench] and Bencher) would become stable. Right now, I still have to use nightly rust or else Bencher isn't usable (and #[bench] uses Bencher).

I can't answer your question, but check out criterion , which provides benchmarking on stable.

I've been slowly migrating everything over to Criterion. It's a little bit more of a pain to use than the standard benchmark harness, but it works on stable, is configurable and is more principled in how it goes about benchmarking. I wrote critcmp to deal with some of the UX issues I've experienced …

It may be better to ask in internals about it: [image] Pre-RFC: Stabilize `#[bench]`, `Bencher` and `black_box` This is just a quick strawman proposal about the unstable test feature. With the recent uptick in concern about the nightly channel I’m feeling more urgency to knock down the…

When will benchmark testing be stable?

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When will benchmark testing be stable?

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