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I ported the code that produces the nice histograms of the @benchmark macro from BenchmarkTools to Chairmarks. Right now I created a new package, PrettyChairmarks.jl.
In case there is a general agreement that this useful, I would be happy to make a pull request to include this code directly in Chairmarks.
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I'm open to improvements to display format, but don't want to copy the BenchmarkTools display directly at the moment. A new package seems like a great way to independently explore new display formats.
Hi @LilithHafner , thank you for your kind and quick reply. Sure, I fully understand, let us keep this separate for the moment. For my very personal opinion, having a format similar to BenchmarkTools helps in two ways: it allows one to easily compare the results of the two packages, and (especially) has made my coding very fast... 😉 That said, there are for sure many other (better?) ways of expanding the output.
Hi,
I ported the code that produces the nice histograms of the
@benchmark
macro from BenchmarkTools to Chairmarks. Right now I created a new package, PrettyChairmarks.jl.In case there is a general agreement that this useful, I would be happy to make a pull request to include this code directly in Chairmarks.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: