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FredTingaud
Front end side of quick-bench
godbolt allows a very useful trick of `#include`ing URLs. E.g., https://godbolt.org/z/ggb6C2 The same feature doesn't appear to work on quick-bench. It would be really nice if it did work.
It would be convenient to be able to run the same quickbench code through say, GCC 7.2, and GCC 9.2, and directly compare them. Or GCC vs Clang or what-have-you.
Boost library is a cradle of the standard C++ library and much more. It should be available.
Thanks for the great project. It would be great if we could pass compiler options for our benchmark like gcc.godbolt.org. Right now I want to run my benchmark with -mavx2...
Similarly to, e.g., Compiler Explorer's checkbox (More / Settings / Editor / Show editor minimap). Preferably exposed in the URL as a query parameter (e.g., `http://quick-bench.com/currently_used_string&minimap=off`) so as to avoid...
One cannot set the number of iterations for the benchmark, since it is a constant member variable of `benchmark::State` class (set in its constructor). When run from a command line,...
In bar view, the two parametrized tests are not colored when they could be: http://quick-bench.com/f2biqqla5wuLplHsOJ9jo41I6_g
As a developer I have 'well' documented code that has documentation comments for doxygen etc. I currently have to manually delete all the comments to use your site as the...
For example, this link http://quick-bench.com/Ml6HCv3bsKt9ne9l56_gmFDQvp4 Correctly runs the benchmarks and gives reasonable timings, however, the tabs for the assembler are generated but not populated. I am working on reducing this...
It would be great to have an option to choose axis between linear/log scale (especially power of 2 or 10).
