2.x: benchmark the new strict/interop mode#5115
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Benchmark the overhead of the strict/interop mode.
i5 6440HQ, Windows 10 x64, Java 8u121
The numbers are consistent with my expectations; this mobile processor is roughly equivalent to i7 4770 desktop where the cost model is: 1 atomic increment per item equals to roughly 130 Mops/s upper limit, 2 atomic increment per item is roughly 60 Mops/s upper limit. Since the interop mode requires at minimum two atomic increments, 54 Mops/s is a reasonable value to get.