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I don’t know about the “good benchmark” yet.

Ok, don’t worry.

Write a good test is hard, on JVM it is really hard.
I can read your test: “the first block is slower than last”, this is often true on JVM.

If you want to write a valuable test on JVM then you have to consider JMH.

See my comments here:

Iterating through range created with until is faster than when the range is created with `..`

Hello, I came across a strange issue, I ran the following two functions: fun test1() { var x = 1f var y = 0 for (a in 1 .. 1000) { for (b in 1 .. 1000) { for (c in 1 .. 1000) { x *= -1f y += 1 } } } } and fun test1() { var x = 1f var y = 0 for (a in 1 until 1001) { for (b in 1 until 1001) { for (c in 1 until 1001) { …

Proposal: Add opportunity to pass primitive type arguments in Inlined lambda "by reference"

The passed argument can be a "reference " to primitive type value in outer scope, where lambda will inlined. so change this argument in lambda actually change the value in outer scope. att: @abreslav