#!/bin/bash # Copyright (c) 2022, the Dart project authors. Please see the AUTHORS file # for details. All rights reserved. Use of this source code is governed by a # BSD-style license that can be found in the LICENSE file. # # Usage: szcmp files # # Compare sizes of files as percentages in a table. Column header is the # baseline (i.e. all sizes in the column are in terms of the file in the column # header). # # Example with dart2js workflow: # # $ dart2js ... --out=v1/m.js # # change dart2js # $ dart2js ... --out=v2/m.js # # change dart2js again # $ dart2js ... --out=v3/m.js # # $ szcmp v?/m.js # v1/m.js v2/m.js v3/m.js # 5793879 v1/m.js = -4.499% +4.461% # 6066812 v2/m.js +4.711% = +9.382% # 5546433 v3/m.js -4.271% -8.577% = # # The first column of the matrix is usually the most relevant - `v2` is 4.7% # larger than `v1` and `v3` is 4.2% smaller than `v1`. The other columns can be # useful for understanding the differential changes. Sizes relative to `v2` are # in the next column, e.g. the step from `v2` to `v3` was a reduction of # 8.6%. Above-diagonal values show the percentage change in the 'undo' # direction. While changing from `v2` to `v3` reduces by 8.6%, reverting that # change would be an increase of 9.4%. wc -c "$@" | awk ' $2 == "total" { next; } { N++ r[N,0] = $1; r[N,1] = $2; } END { r[0,0] = "" # header col 0 r[0,1] = "" # header col 1 for (i = 1; i <= N; i++) { #skips "total" line r[0, i+1] = r[i,1] # name header for (j = 1; j <= N; j++) { s1 = r[i,0] s2 = r[j,0]; if (s1 == s2) { r[i, j+1] = "=" } else { x = sprintf("%.3f%%", (s1 - s2) / s2 * 100) if (s1 > s2) x = "+" x r[i, j+1] = x } } } # find column widths for (cc = 0; cc <= N+1; cc++) { w[cc] = 0; for (rr = 0; rr <= N; rr++) { if (length(r[rr,cc]) > w[cc]) w[cc] = length(r[rr,cc]) } } for (rr = 0; rr <= N; rr++) { line = "" sep = "" for (cc = 0; cc <= N+1; cc++) { line = line sep sprintf("%*s", w[cc], r[rr, cc]) sep = " " } print line } } '