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Throughput::Elements shown as "? B/sec" #3
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- add CThroughput::elements to de/serialize the values - replace Benchmark.bytes_per_second with a Throughput enum and adjust - the output to print B/sec or Elem/sec accordingly Fixes: BurntSushi#3
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Example output: ``` base 1.00 683.6±86.03µs 5.7 MElem/sec ``` - add CThroughput::elements to de/serialize the values - replace Benchmark.bytes_per_second with a Throughput enum and adjust - the output to print B/sec or Elem/sec accordingly Fixes: BurntSushi#3
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Example output: ``` base 1.00 683.6±86.03µs 5.7 MElem/sec ``` - add CThroughput::elements to de/serialize the values - replace Benchmark.bytes_per_second with a Throughput enum and adjust the output to print B/sec or Elem/sec accordingly Fixes: BurntSushi#3
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I've a benchmark using
Throughput::Elements
but that's not accounted for in the output and instead is only displayed as "? B/sec" as if throughput wasn't used.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: