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Description
When I run catch2 benchmarks, I got some result like:
benchmark name samples iterations mean ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- xxx 100 138 145.246 ns xxx 100 81 245.556 ns xxx 100 49 408.755 ns xxx 100 35 572.086 ns xxx 100 117 150.47 ns xxx 100 70 287.971 ns xxx 100 5 4.2428 us xxx 100 100 199.36 ns
There is a microsecond in a pile of nanoseconds, which can easily cause confusion. Is there any way to unify the time unit?
Furthermore, can the precision of decimal output be standardized? For example, all outputs are to two decimal places.
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Description
When I run catch2 benchmarks, I got some result like:
There is a microsecond in a pile of nanoseconds, which can easily cause confusion. Is there any way to unify the time unit?
Furthermore, can the precision of decimal output be standardized? For example, all outputs are to two decimal places.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: