This repo provides a really simple framework for writing Ruby scripts and
executing them against both cruby and mruby. It doesn't make any
assumptions about which rubies you have installed and expects a "ruby" to
be in your PATH and an mruby source install to be symlinked to the working
directory.
The mruby execution uses the strategy of compiling a standalone C
executable containing mruby bytecode.
The goal wasn't to say anything authoritatively but instead give a way to
test out both. The provided scripts are a bit contrived and I'd love to
accept contributions of some that push the VMs a bit harder 
Happy Sunday,
Ryan
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Ryan Cook
Simple and to everyplace but the point.
720.319.7660
Update: I added the four benchmarks from the mruby repository and changed
the sample output in the README
General question: is it a goal for mruby to be faster than cruby?
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On Sun, Apr 2, 2017 at 10:39 AM, Ryan Cook <cookrn@gmail.com> wrote:
GitHub - cookrn/mruby-bench-tool: A simple tool to benchmark Ruby scripts in cruby vs. mruby
This repo provides a really simple framework for writing Ruby scripts and
executing them against both cruby and mruby. It doesn't make any
assumptions about which rubies you have installed and expects a "ruby" to
be in your PATH and an mruby source install to be symlinked to the working
directory.
The mruby execution uses the strategy of compiling a standalone C
executable containing mruby bytecode.
The goal wasn't to say anything authoritatively but instead give a way to
test out both. The provided scripts are a bit contrived and I'd love to
accept contributions of some that push the VMs a bit harder 
Happy Sunday,
Ryan
--
Ryan Cook
Simple and to everyplace but the point.
720.319.7660 <(720)%20319-7660>
--
Ryan Cook
Simple and to everyplace but the point.
720.319.7660