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Renaming Cupti methods for consistency

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Renaming Cupti method as per Issue [#177](https://github.com/NVIDIA/nvbench/issues/177)

comeyrd

Add best practices documentation

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This PR adds a best practices guide for NVBench, providing code examples to help users quickly get started and conduct effective performance comparisons in real-world scenarios.

PointKernel

Also compare batch measurements in nvbench_compare.py

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Fixes: #247 Cold and batch measurements can sometimes differ substantially, so we want to show both. An example is kernels using PDL (Programmatic Dependent Launch). Here is a comparison of...

bernhardmgruber

Add command line option to skip batch benchmarks

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I have a benchmark for which cold and batch measurements are meaningful, so those are both enabled in code. However, sometimes just running the cold benchmarks is enough for a...

bernhardmgruber

Mark NVBench headers as SYSTEM for consuming targets.

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Fixes #30.

alliepiper

Write-only benchmark exceeds 100% bandwidth

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@gevtushenko and I have run into this curious case: When benchmarking `cub::DeviceTransform::Fill` to just fill a buffer with values (see [source](https://github.com/NVIDIA/cccl/blob/07f66bc22347b3ccb85d89e4efe81853b405b136/cub/benchmarks/bench/transform/fill.cu)), we sometimes get results like this: ``` ## generate...

bernhardmgruber

A CI job to build Python extension should be added. To build: ```bash cd nvbench/python mkdir -p wheelhouse pip wheel . \ --config-settings=cmake.define.CMAKE_CUDA_ARCHITECTURES=all-major \ --config-settings=cmake.define.CMAKE_CUDA_COMPILER=/usr/local/cuda/bin/nvcc \ --wheel-dir wheelhouse ``` To...

oleksandr-pavlyk

Show batch time comparisons in `nvbench_compare.py`

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When comparing benchmark results with `nvbench_compare.py`, currently, the cold measurements are compared and shown. If a JSON file also contains batch measurements, those should be shown in addition.

bernhardmgruber

Comparison outputs should be colorful when pasted into GitHub

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Copying and pasting a markdown comparison report to GitHub will render as tables and look like this: | T{ct} | OffsetT{ct} | Elements{io} | Ref Time | Ref Noise |...

bernhardmgruber