Chapter 16 – Java Microbenchmark Harness

1. b), c), d)
2. Add a dependency on JMH to the project (or classpath, if run manually) and add the annotation @Benchmark to the method you would like to test for performance
3. As the main method using a Java command with an explicitly named main class, as the main method using a java command with an executable .jar file, and using an IDE running as the main method or using a plugin and running an individual method
4. Any two of the following: Mode.AverageTime, Mode.Throughput, Mode.SampleTime, and Mode.SingleShotTime
5. Any two of the following: TimeUnit.NANOSECONDS, TimeUnit.MICROSECONDS, TimeUnit.MILLISECONDS, TimeUnit.SECONDS, TimeUnit.MINUTES, TimeUnit.HOURS, and TimeUnit.DAYS
6. Using an object of a class with the annotation @State
7. Using the annotation @Param in front of the state property
8. Using the annotation @CompilerConrol
9. Using a parameter of the type Blackhole that consumes the produced result
10. Using...