https://github.com/dotnet/BenchmarkDotNet/blob/master/docs/articles/overview.md:

The article writes: "The BenchmarkRunner.Run<Md5VsSha256>() call runs your benchmarks … "

However, I cannot find "BenchmarkRunner.Run<Md5VsSha256>()", only "BenchmarkRunner.Run(typeof(Program).Assembly)".

But my real problem is this: In the first example you have a Program class with Main() and a Md5V

The docs at https://github.com/TechEmpower/FrameworkBenchmarks/wiki/Development-Readme-Formats#framework-readmes link to https://github.com/TechEmpower/FrameworkBenchmarks/tree/master/frameworks/Java/revenj-jvm as an example of a readme, and running 'tfb --new' generates a readme template for new projects. In addition, to my understanding Gemini is the TE in-house framework, which one might assume

As shown in a paper a while back, the size of the environment variables can significantly affect the performance of a program due to knock-on effects on the memory layout.

It might be helpful for accuracy to random

There are a number of Stack Overflow, mailing lists, and IRC enquiries about embedding Benchmark in other projects. Using cmake this should be trivial, but it seems on Windows in particular there are some confusing elements.

Specifically the docs should mention the use of BENCHMARK_DOWNLOAD_DEPENDENCIES, static vs dynamic library generation, vcpkg/installation vs building from head.

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It would be useful to have some documentation on the recommended approach for generating UUIDs from Lua sysbench scripts. Some all-Lua uuid modules out there are actually not thread-safe and require hacks to get to work properly.

However, there is a thread-safe FFI/cdef-based UUID generation Lua module here:

https://github.com/AlexWoo/lua-uuid/blob/master/uuid.lua

It would be good to eith

There should be a more intuitive way to select the size range on which benchmarks are run.

The chart has an option to highlight the active range. We could make that highlight interactive, for example: let me drag the endpoints of the highlighted range to change it.

We should still display the exact numerical value of the current size range somewhere on the toolbar, but the current popup butt

Summary:

Show view count, run count or a short description about revisions of a test in the revision list

Motivation:
When searching for info on comparative performance of JS patterns, I often search "jsperf switch case if else" or similar, and find a test like this one

The initial test case is often good, but leaves follow up questions: "Wel

Hey,

I'm using criterion 0.3 and I saw that I need to increase the sample_size at least to 10.
So I did. Now I get following warning: Warning: Unable to complete 10 samples in 5.0s. You may wish to increase target time to 62.2s or reduce sample count to 10 .
These message doesn't make a lot of sense in my oppinion. Or did I look over something in the guide?

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