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ECS benchmark comparison

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ECS benchmark comparison

A suite of benchmarks designed to test and compare JavaScript ECS library performance across a variety of challenging circumstances.

SoA implementations

op/s packed_5 simple_iter frag_iter entity_cycle add_remove
bitecs 335,064 115,954 431,207 1,634 2,334
harmony-ecs 313,278 132,026 489,903 4,040 4,194
piecs 364,652 177,269 470,904 64,075 20,649
wolf-ecs 378,471 165,951 535,362 2,597 3,913

Object-based implementations

op/s packed_5 simple_iter frag_iter entity_cycle add_remove
becsy 103,417 28,337 61,296 692 8,953
ecsy 7,822 4,822 24,537 120 975
geotic 45,957 29,631 49,482 106 1,099
goodluck 53,927 31,894 77,575 27,253 301,727
javelin-ecs 65,990 38,474 121,207 656 3,286
miniplex 109,296 36,316 20,372 310 6,645
perform-ecs 55,241 94,791 31,170 159 442
picoes 6,814 4,223 12,368 2,679 4,303
tiny-ecs 16,391 35,488 45,760 194 1,082
uecs 29,855 14,747 9,861 1,724 5,207

The best result for each benchmark is marked in bold text. Note that run to run variance for these benchmarks is typically 1-4%. Any benchmarks within a few percent of each other should be considered “effectively equal”. The above benchmarks are run on node v17.8.0.

Frameworks

Benchmarks

Packed Iteration (5 queries)

This benchmark is designed to test the core overheads involved in component iteration when multiple queries are run.

  • Dataset: 1,000 entities, each with (A, B, C, D, E) components.
  • Test:
    • Iterate through all entities with A and double its value.
    • Iterate through all entities with B and double its value.
    • Iterate through all entities with C and double its value.
    • Iterate through all entities with D and double its value.
    • Iterate through all entities with E and double its value.

Simple Iteration

This benchmark is designed to test how efficiently the ECS can run multiple independent systems.

  • Dataset:
    • 1,000 entities with (A, B) components
    • 1,000 entities with (A, B, C) components
    • 1,000 entities with (A, B, C, D) components
    • 1,000 entities with (A, B, C, E) components
  • Test: Three systems accessing the following components, where each system swaps the values stored in each component:
    • (A, B)
    • (C, D)
    • (C, E)

Fragmented Iteration

This benchmark is designed to test how the ECS handles iteration through a fragmented dataset.

  • Dataset: 26 component types (A through Z), each with 100 entities plus a Data component.
  • Test:
    • Iterate through all entities with a Data component and double its value.
    • Iterate through all entities with a Z component and double its value.

Entity Cycle

This benchmark is designed to test the base cost of constructing and destroying entities into the ECS.

  • Dataset: 1,000 entities with a single A component.
  • Test: Iterate through all entities, and create 1 entity with a B component. Then iterate through all entities with a B component and destroy them.

Add / Remove

This benchmark is designed to test how quickly the ECS can add and then remove a component from an existing entity.

  • Dataset: 1,000 entities with a single A component.
  • Test: Iterate through all entities, adding a B component. Then iterate through all entities again, removing their B component.

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