$ git clone https://github.com/moka-rs/mokabench.git
$ cd mokabench

$ git submodule init
$ git submodule update --depth 1

$ cd cache-trace/arc
$ zstd -d *.lis.zst
$ cat spc1likeread.lis.zst.* | zstd -d - > spc1likeread.lis

$ sudo apt install zstd

$ brew install zstd

$ cargo build --release

## Enable Mini-Moka and quick_cache in addition to the latest version of Moka.
$ cargo build --release -F mini-moka,quick_cache

## Disable the latest version of Moka, but enable v0.9.x.
$ cargo build --release --no-default-features -F moka-v09,rt-tokio

## Run with the default (S3.lis) dataset, using single client thread,
## and then 3 client threads, and so on.
$ ./target/release/mokabench --num-clients 1,3,6

## Run with DS1.lis dataset.
$ ./target/release/mokabench --num-clients 1,3,6 --trace-file ds1

## Run with an insertion delay (in microseconds) to simulate more
## realistic workload. The following example will try to add ~1
## microseconds delay before inserting a value to the cache.
##
## Note: It uses `std::thread::sleep` and many operating systems
## have a minimum sleep resolution larger than 1 microsecond. So
## the actual delay may be larger than the specified value.
##
$ ./target/release/mokabench --num-clients 1,3,6 --insertion-delay 1

## Call `get` and `insert` with time-to-live = 3 seconds and
## time-to-idle = 1 second.
$ ./target/release/mokabench --ttl 3 --tti 1

## Also call `get_or_insert_with`.
$ ./target/release/mokabench --ttl 3 --tti 1 --insert-once

## Call `get`, `insert` and `invalidate`.
$ ./target/release/mokabench --invalidate

## Call `get`, `insert` and `invalidate_all`.
$ ./target/release/mokabench --invalidate-all

## Call `get`, `insert` and `invalidate_entries-if`.
$ ./target/release/mokabench --invalidate-entries-if

## Run with everything.
$ ./target/release/mokabench --ttl 3 --tti 1 \
    --insert-once --invalidate \
    --invalidate-all --invalidate-entries-if