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We know that we need to make some key architectural changes to wgpu's resource management, but wgpu's performance is a key selling point, and it's difficult to assess the impact of the changes we're considering without having benchmarks at hand.
The ideal would be something in CI, but we're sort of at zero right now, and we need some way to answer engineering questions. The benchmarks could be informal, require manual steps, be microbenchmarks, require use of external tools like Tracy - all would be a step forward.
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To add to this, (iirc) when profiling Bevy we've seen wgpu logging having a significant amount of overhead, even when logging is not enabled. I wanted to look into profiling this and see if I could replicate and fix it, but it's difficult to hook Bevy up to newer wgpu versions, and I ended up working on something else. Having builtin benchmarks would be very useful.
We know that we need to make some key architectural changes to wgpu's resource management, but wgpu's performance is a key selling point, and it's difficult to assess the impact of the changes we're considering without having benchmarks at hand.
The ideal would be something in CI, but we're sort of at zero right now, and we need some way to answer engineering questions. The benchmarks could be informal, require manual steps, be microbenchmarks, require use of external tools like Tracy - all would be a step forward.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: