Adventures building a Kotlin Multiplatform Benchmarking Library
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Builds a Kotlin Multiplatform benchmarking and tracing library that emits trace sections visible in Perfetto and Instruments, binds into XCTest via C interop to run on Darwin platforms, and packages as an XCFramework consumed from Xcode. Uses five-iteration averages, measures CPU and clock metrics, and benchmarks examples like allocating ArrayList of 1,000 elements 100 times. Provides a Gradle plugin that runs xcodebuild, converts Apple result bundles to JSON, and ships working CI regression checks used by Jetpack projects.
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