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Hello 👋 It would be nice if this project provided tagged binaries so that it could be quickly installed with tools like mise or cargo-binstall and not have to be compiled from source.
We have a set of micro benchmarks which we compare using . This would be an example benchmark result: Unfortunately, the order of the groups is lexically sorted (I believe?), but it would be way nicer for it to be human-readable numerically sorted: (this output was created using plus manual fixing of the first two lines).
Feature request:** Define the first 'baseline' passed () to be the one used for calculating speedups. Example, this command compares speedup of the baselines called against the baseline. Currently, the output highlights with a color the fastest implementation in each group.
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Hi @BurntSushi, I'd like for criterion to support this style of workflow but I'm not sure how to go about it. I see a few different options: 1. Write a specification for the data format and let external tools parse it on their own. 2. Write a library for loading and storing baselines. 3. Merge into or . I'm leaning towards option 2. What are your thoughts? Also, is there a better name for a collection of benchmark results than "baseline"?
Hi @BurntSushi Thanks for . I just was going through the code and was wondering what will happen in case of big differences in nanoseconds. And as you see bellow it gets broken a bit. Is this something which should be addressed? (I mean at the end of the day the consistency of the data is still correct) The example uses in one column. Thanks. Take care.
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Repository: BurntSushi/critcmp. Description: A command line tool for comparing benchmarks run by Criterion. Stars: 265, Forks: 21. Primary language: Rust. Languages: Rust (100%). License: Unlicense. Open PRs: 2, open issues: 5. Last activity: 1y ago. Community health: 42%. Top contributors: BurntSushi, atouchet, hkratz, tko, sharksforarms.