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Complexity is the zstd-compressed size of all the scripts and configs in a system's directory (install, load, start, stop, query, the Python and Expect scripts they invoke, etc.), with full-line comments, blank lines, and redundant whitespace removed. Queries, table definitions, results, docs, and the shared driver in lib/ are not counted. It is calculated in generate-results.sh; PR previews reuse the values of the base branch. Systems without the install script and cloud services are excluded, as their setup is not scripted. With this metric, each system is shown once, as it does not depend on the machine. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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This came up during the conversation with @toschmidt at Open House Munich.
Adds the Complexity metric: how much code is needed to run the benchmark for a system. It is the byte size of the zstd-compressed (
-19) concatenation of all the tracked text files in the system's directory —install,load,start,stop,query,check,benchmark.sh, the Python/Expect/etc. scripts they invoke, configs, and generated code — with full-line comments (including shebangs), blank lines, and redundant whitespace removed.Not counted:
results/,*.json,*.md,*.sql(queries and DDL),*.txt, lock files, and the shared driver inlib/(the same for most systems, ~8.5 KB compressed, it would dominate the differences).generate-results.sh: computes the value once per system directory and adds thecomplexityfield to each entry. Systems without theinstallscript (with a manual procedure) getnull.index.html: a new metric selector and a row in the detailed comparison. Cloud services are excluded. Each system is shown once (by its latest result), without the machine, as the value does not depend on it. It is not included in the Combined score.results_preview.py: PR previews do not run or read the PR's scripts, so they reuse the values fromdata.generated.jsof the base branch.Preview: https://pastila.nl/?005fb6bd/65e94611aacde4c3ea1dc5a519479922.html.gz
data.generated.jswill be rebuilt by the bot.🤖 Generated with Claude Code