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aleksisch
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Adds benchmarking API to the dastest testing framework. If T is a `testing::T` version of Go's `testing.T`, then B is like Go's `testing.B`. Currently, it supports several output formats: The default, "native" format - only for interactive use. It is intended to be pretty and blend-in the most with test-related output of dastest. The second format is "go". It can be used to produce go-compatible samples that can then be consumed by any Go-related benchmark analysis tool. An example of such tool is benchstat. The third format is "json". It can be used for any further data analysis (e.g. for our custom tools).
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Adds benchmarking API to the dastest testing framework.
If T is a
testing::Tversion of Go'stesting.T,then B is like Go's
testing.B.Currently, it supports several output formats:
The default, "native" format - only for interactive use.
It is intended to be pretty and blend-in the most
with test-related output of dastest.
The second format is "go". It can be used to
produce go-compatible samples that can then be
consumed by any Go-related benchmark analysis tool.
An example of such tool is benchstat.
The third format is "json". It can be used
for any further data analysis (e.g. for our custom tools).