Transition all the language contribution over to the in-process runner

[PEZ]

Since yesterday we merged:

• In-process benchmarking #370

TL;DR: The programs bench the execution time of the benched function, to remove start/setup times from the measurements. The programs need now accept three arguments:

1. run-ms, how long the benched function should be benchmarked
2. warmup-ms, how long the benched function should be called for warmup purposes
3. x, the input. The type of input varies between benchmarks. In the case of Levenshtein this is a file path.

Now starts a process of porting the existing contributions! The README explains in some more detail what's involved.

Ported Languages

If you pick up a language, please comment on this issue so that we can help each other and see what's going on better.

Thanks in advance for help with completing this checklist, dear programming languages enthusiasts! ❤

• Ada
• Babashka
• Bun
• Bun (Compiled)
• Bun Scala-JS
• Bun Scala-JS(Compiled)
• C
• C# In-process runner #381
• C# AOT
• C3
• Chez Scheme
• Clojure
• Clojure Native
• COBOL
• Common Lisp
• C++ In-process runner #379
• Crystal In-process runner #387
• Dart In-process runner #382
• Deno
• Elixir
• Emojicode
• Emacs Lisp Bytecode
• Emacs Lisp Native
• F# In-process runner #383
• F# AOT
• Fortran in-process runner #372
• Free Pascal
• Go in-process runner #411
• Haskell
• Inko
• Java
• Java Native
• Julia in-process runner #410
• Kotlin JVM
• Kotlin Native
• Lua in-process runner #412
• LuaJIT
• Nim
• Node
• Objective-C in-process runner #413
• Odin
• PHP
• PHP JIT
• PyPy
• Python in-process runner #405
• Python JIT
• R
• Racket in-process runner #408
• Ruby In-process runner #404
• Ruby YJIT
• Rust In-Process Runner #385
• Scala
• Scala-Native
• Swift in-process runner #414
• V
• Zig In-Process Runner #384

Less urgent

But please don't hesitate to contribute to them anyway.

• AWK
• Bun (jitless)
• D
• Deno (jitless)
• Hare
• Haxe JVM
• MAWK
• Modula 2
• Node (jitless)
• Octave

Benchmarks runs

As we go with this I can keep running the languages that are ported and that my toolchain setup allows for. I have made my visualizer accept a gist URL with CSV as an argument.

Date	Gist	Visualization
2025-01-25	PEZ/411e2da1af3bbe21c4ad1d626451ec1d	languages-visualizations

A snapshot from a Levenshtein run i just did on my Mac M4:

[PEZ]

You can also help by digging through the issues and PRs talking about specific languages and add a comment pointing to that #371 needs attention for that language (unless it is checked as done, of course).

[Tamnac]

I'm not sure I can create a sub-issue. That may be only possible by you

[PEZ]

Ah, thanks for letting me know! I'll update. Was it some language you wanted to dig in to?

[Tamnac]

Yes, I plan to contribute to Crystal

[PEZ]

Awesome! I'll create a ticket.