Fast Haskell XML parser
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Fast Haskell XML parser
Lightweight benchmark tool for Apple Silicon. Test CPU single/multi-core, memory bandwidth, and disk I/O performance on M1, M2, M3, M4, M5 chips.
Low-level command-line tool for measuring CPU and Metal GPU memory bandwidth, cache and main-memory latency, access-pattern performance, TLB behavior, and core-to-core cache-line handoff latency on Apple Silicon Macs(ARM64).
Precision-aware retrieval benchmark for LLM memory systems.
A configurable OpenCL memory benchmark for assessing access stride impact
The first open evaluation framework for AI continuity. 250 narrative tests, 1835 verification questions, 10 checkpoints. Benchmark for AI memory systems, stateful agents, and long-term context persistence. No LLM in the evaluation loop.
Benchmark different parts of computer system like CPU, GPU, memory, disk, and network using Chameleon testbed (CS553)
C++ benchmark suite developed for a Computer Organization II course to measure execution time of integer, floating-point, memory, and disk I/O operations.
Reproducible LoCoMo, LongMemEval, PersonaMem, FAMA, recall and latency benchmarks for long-term AI memory systems
Measure and compare the execution time of commands/programs as well as their memory usage during execution.
tinymembench with RISC-V Vector (RVV) support — based on nuumio's fork
A cross-platform Python tool for benchmarking system memory performance. Easily compare RAM speed and efficiency across different hardware, operating systems, and configurations. Includes robust logging, CSV export, and built-in graphing for visual analysis.
Open-source benchmark for AI agent memory systems. Compare Memstate, mem0, and other MCP based AI Memory Systems on real agent tasks with any OpenRouter models (Claude Opus, Gemini, GLM-5, etc).
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