LPGF testsuite & benchmark
Test
LPGF must be equivalent to PGF in terms of linearisation output.
Possible exceptions:
- No handling of variants (design choice)
- Rendering of missing fucntions
Running
stack build --test --bench --no-run-tests --no-run-benchmarks
stack test gf:test:lpgf # all LPGF tests
stack test gf:test:lpgf --test-arguments="unittests/Params" # specific grammar
stack test gf:test:lpgf --test-arguments="foods/Foods Fre Ger" # specific grammar and languages
stack build --test --bench --no-run-tests --no-run-benchmarks && DEBUG=1 stack test gf:test:lpgf --test-arguments="foods/Foods Fre Ger"
stack build --test --bench --no-run-tests --no-run-benchmarks && DEBUG=1 stack test gf:test:lpgf --test-arguments="phrasebook/Phrasebook Bul"
Set environment variable DEBUG=1 to enable dumping of intermediate formats.
Benchmark
Compare performance metrics between LPGF and PGF[2]. Note: correctness is not checked here.
Compilation
Comparing PGF, LPGF along following criteria:
- Time
- Memory
- Binary file size
Runtime (linearisation)
Comparing PGF, PGF2, LPGF along following criteria:
- Time
- Memory
Running
Run each command separately so that memory measurements are isolated.
The +RTS -T -RTS is so that GHC can report its own memory usage.
stack build --test --bench --no-run-tests --no-run-benchmarks &&
stack bench --benchmark-arguments "compile pgf testsuite/lpgf/foods/Foods*.gf +RTS -T -RTS" &&
stack bench --benchmark-arguments "compile lpgf testsuite/lpgf/foods/Foods*.gf +RTS -T -RTS" &&
stack bench --benchmark-arguments "run pgf Foods.pgf testsuite/lpgf/foods/Foods-all.trees +RTS -T -RTS" &&
stack bench --benchmark-arguments "run pgf2 Foods.pgf testsuite/lpgf/foods/Foods-all.trees +RTS -T -RTS" &&
stack bench --benchmark-arguments "run lpgf Foods.lpgf testsuite/lpgf/foods/Foods-all.trees +RTS -T -RTS"
stack build --test --bench --no-run-tests --no-run-benchmarks &&
stack bench --benchmark-arguments "compile pgf testsuite/lpgf/phrasebook/Phrasebook*.gf +RTS -T -RTS" &&
stack bench --benchmark-arguments "compile lpgf testsuite/lpgf/phrasebook/Phrasebook*.gf +RTS -T -RTS" &&
stack bench --benchmark-arguments "run pgf Phrasebook.pgf testsuite/lpgf/phrasebook/Phrasebook-10000.trees +RTS -T -RTS" &&
stack bench --benchmark-arguments "run pgf2 Phrasebook.pgf testsuite/lpgf/phrasebook/Phrasebook-10000.trees +RTS -T -RTS" &&
stack bench --benchmark-arguments "run lpgf Phrasebook.lpgf testsuite/lpgf/phrasebook/Phrasebook-10000.trees +RTS -T -RTS"
Profiling
stack bench --work-dir .stack-work-profile --profile --benchmark-arguments "compile lpgf testsuite/lpgf/phrasebook/PhrasebookFre.gf +RTS -T -p -h -RTS"
Produced files:
lpgf-bench.prof- total time and memory allocation (-p)lpgf-bench.hp- heap profile (-h)
stack exec -- hp2ps -c lpgf-bench.hp && open lpgf-bench.ps
Resources
- https://downloads.haskell.org/ghc/8.6.5/docs/html/users_guide/profiling.html
- http://book.realworldhaskell.org/read/profiling-and-optimization.html
- https://wiki.haskell.org/Performance
Notes on compilation
1 (see unittests/Params4)
param defns P = P1 | P2 Q = Q1 | Q2 R = RP P | RPQ P Q | R0 X = XPQ P Q
translation NB: tuples may be nested, but will be concatted at runtime
P1 = <1> P2 = <2>
Q1 = <1> Q2 = <2>
R P1 = <1,1> R P2 = <1,2> RPQ P1 Q1 = <2,1,1> RPQ P1 Q2 = <2,1,2> RPQ P2 Q1 = <2,2,1> RPQ P2 Q2 = <2,2,2> R0 = <3>
XPQ P1 Q1 = <1,1,1> XPQ P1 Q2 = <1,1,2> XPQ P2 Q1 = <1,2,1> XPQ P2 Q2 = <1,2,2>
P => Str <"P1","P2">
{p:P ; q:Q} => Str <<"P1;Q1","P1;Q2">,<"P2;Q1","P2;Q2">>
{p=P2; q=Q1} <<2>,<1>>
R => Str < <"RP P1","RP P2">, < <"RPQ P1 Q1","RPQ P1 Q2">, <"RPQ P2 Q1","RPQ P2 Q2"> >, "R0"
X => Str <<<"XPQ P1 Q1","XPQ P1 Q2">, <"XPQ P2 Q1","XPQ P2 Q2">>>
{p=P2 ; r=R0} <<2>,<3>>
{p=P2 ; r1=RP P1 ; r2=RPQ P1 Q2 ; r3=R0 } < <2> , <1, 1> , <2, 1, 2> , <3>>
2 (see unittests/Params5)
param defns
P = P1 | PQ Q Q = Q1 | QR R R = R1 | R2
translation
P1 = <1> PQ Q1 = <2,1> PQ QR R1 = <2,2,1> PQ QR R2 = <2,2,2>
Q1 = <1> QR R1 = <2,1> QR R2 = <2,2>
R1 = <1> R2 = <2>
P => Str <"P1",<"PQ Q1",<"PQ (QR R1)","PQ (QR R2)">>>
{q:Q ; p:P} => Str < <"Q1;P1",<"Q1;PQ Q1",<"Q1;PQ (QR R1)","Q1;PQ (QR R2)">>>, < <"QR R1;P1",<"QR R1;PQ Q1",<"QR R1;PQ (QR R1)","QR R1;PQ (QR R2)">>>, <"QR R2;P1",<"QR R2;PQ Q1",<"QR R2;PQ (QR R1)","QR R2;PQ (QR R2)">>>
{q=Q1 ; p=P1} = <<1>,<1>> {q=Q1 ; p=PQ Q1} = <<1>,<2,1>> {q=Q1 ; p=PQ (QR R1)} = <<1>,<2,2,1>> {q=Q1 ; p=PQ (QR R2)} = <<1>,<2,2,2>>
{q=QR R1 ; p=P1} = <<2,1>,<1>> {q=QR R1 ; p=PQ Q1} = <<2,1>,<2,1>> {q=QR R1 ; p=PQ (QR R1)} = <<2,1>,<2,2,1>> {q=QR R1 ; p=PQ (QR R2)} = <<2,1>,<2,2,2>>
{q=QR R2 ; p=P1} = <<2,2>,<1>> {q=QR R2 ; p=PQ Q1} = <<2,2>,<2,1>> {q=QR R2 ; p=PQ (QR R1)} = <<2,2>,<2,2,1>> {q=QR R2 ; p=PQ (QR R2)} = <<2,2>,<2,2,2>>
NOTE: GF will swap q and p in record, as part of record field sorting, resulting in the following:
{p:P ; q:Q} => Str < <"P1;Q1", <"P1;QR R1","P1;QR R2">>, < <"PQ Q1;Q1", <"PQ Q1;QR R1","PQ Q1;QR R2">>, < <"PQ (QR R1);Q1", <"PQ (QR R1);QR R1","PQ (QR R1);QR R2">>, <"PQ (QR R2);Q1", <"PQ (QR R2);QR R1","PQ (QR R2);QR R2">> >
{p=P1 ; q=Q1} = <<1>,<1>> {p=P1 ; q=QR R1} = <<1>,<2,1>> {p=P1 ; q=QR R2} = <<1>,<2,2>>
{p=PQ Q1 ; q=Q1} = <<2,1>,<1>> {p=PQ Q1 ; q=QR R1} = <<2,1>,<2,1>> {p=PQ Q1 ; q=QR R2} = <<2,1>,<2,2>>
{p=PQ (QR R1) ; q=Q1} = <<2,2,1>,<1>> {p=PQ (QR R1) ; q=QR R1} = <<2,2,1>,<2,1>> {p=PQ (QR R1) ; q=QR R2} = <<2,2,1>,<2,2>>
{p=PQ (QR R2) ; q=Q1} = <<2,2,2>,<1>> {p=PQ (QR R2) ; q=QR R1} = <<2,2,2>,<2,1>> {p=PQ (QR R2) ; q=QR R2} = <<2,2,2>,<2,2>>
{pp: {p:P} ; q:Q} => Str
{pp={p=P1} ; q=Q1} = <<<1>>,<1>> {pp={p=P1} ; q=QR R1} = <<<1>>,<2,1>> {pp={p=P1} ; q=QR R2} = <<<1>>,<2,2>>
{pp={p=PQ Q1} ; q=Q1} = <<<2,1>>, <1>> {pp={p=PQ Q1} ; q=QR R1} = <<<2,1>>, <2,1>> {pp={p=PQ Q1} ; q=QR R2} = <<<2,1>>, <2,2>>
{pp={p=PQ (QR R1)} ; q=Q1} = <<<2,2,1>>,<1>> {pp={p=PQ (QR R1)} ; q=QR R1} = <<<2,2,1>>,<2,1>> {pp={p=PQ (QR R1)} ; q=QR R2} = <<<2,2,1>>,<2,2>>
{pp={p=PQ (QR R2)} ; q=Q1} = <<<2,2,2>>,<1>> {pp={p=PQ (QR R2)} ; q=QR R1} = <<<2,2,2>>,<2,1>> {pp={p=PQ (QR R2)} ; q=QR R2} = <<<2,2,2>>,<2,2>>