Add benchmark reading instance variables defined by __slots__#86
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Add benchmark reading instance variables defined by __slots__#86gvanrossum wants to merge 1 commit intomasterpython/pyperformance:masterfrom
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I'm not really excited by micro-benchmarks like "read an atribute". Such micro-benchmark is usually unstable and so not very useful to track Python performance over time. We tried to put "macro" benchmarks on pyperformance, more "realistic" "real world" work loads (please don't look into details ;-)).
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(Copied some parts from bm_float.py)