David Himmelstrup

I forked `reanimate-svg` because it is vital to `reanimate` and I need to be able to make breaking changes without having to ask permission. If development picks up again for...

BurntSushi doesn't want to maintain the code (neither as a library or as an executable). If we want the functionality to be part of the documented workflow for criterion then...

You can compare native vs. in-browser performance using wasi, no?

WASI is WASM + a systems api. The performance is exactly the same and anything that can compile to wasm can compile to wasi. You can read more here: https://www.tweag.io/blog/2022-03-03-criterion-rs/#first-class-wasm-support

The code is there. Just needs to be reviewed.

Hi @jyn514. I'm not able to reproduce this behavior. For me, the output is wrapped by the terminal. Looking at the code, it appears to be ordinary `println!` and `eprintln!`....

Thanks for the PR. Although it is a backwards compatible change, it'll be part of the upcoming `0.4` release.

It has already been fixed in the `version-0.4` branch.

If you don't need any statistical analysis then you don't need criterion and are probably better off timing the function yourselves. You can do this in a benchmark program that...

The analysis machinery doesn't work with only a single data point. You can get around that by duplicating that data point but that's kinda hacky. I'll still review PRs related...