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Compare firmware latency test runs

Compare firmware latency in Proforma with matched workloads and hardware. Inspect tail measures, run variation and confounders before deciding on a change.

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Compare [firmware latency samples] across versions using matched [hardware and workload] conditions. Show median and relevant tail measures, sample counts and run-level variation, keeping warmup and exclusions explicit. Identify differences that may reflect workload or measurement changes and propose a confirmation test. Preserve raw measurements and exact version references. Do not equate a lower average with meeting tail-latency requirements or deploy firmware.

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Method and review

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Specify units, calibration, baselines and the experimental method. Check measurement quality and uncertainty before extending a result beyond the observed conditions.

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The embedded systems owner should validate timing instrumentation and operating conditions before accepting a regression conclusion.

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  • Permitted latency records and version identifiers
  • Comparable hardware and workload metadata

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