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@nemequ - yeah there are definitely gotchas in C++, the big ones being that (a) the order between different compilation units isn't defined, so you can easily blow up if...

> An API to register stuff in C would be very nice for #43, but if you're dlopen()ing a module you can just run a function too, so you don't...

> If you dlopen() a module odds are decent a constructor won't be run automatically anyways Really, why? That would basically break any code that relies on this standard and...

Hi @baziotis and thank you for your report. I am really sorry I didn't comment until now: somehow I missed the notification for this issue and only saw it now...

Note that two-method delta measurement has been implemented in 7667eacd333d4dcefaa2530f4e1228227c01dfef. This shows the results as a delta between the benchmark method and a "base" method that defaults to the empty...

> Hello, when I'm running uarch-bench in my virtual machine (ubuntu 20.04) with the i7-10700 CPU, this problem occurred. > I am wondering where I can get the events file...

> It turns out that `pmu-tools/event_download.py` didn't work properly and thus files were missing. It can be fixed by just `sudo make` again. (I don't know why I missed the...

It's a good idea, one that has crossed my mind before. I'll certainly keep it in mind (and help is welcome!).

I think the user would probably usually input C or C++ code, although assembly would be easy to support as well. If I had to do this, I'd probably just...

> It would allow anyone w/o having to have the older/newer hardware to compare. It would also make this repo an amazing resource for quickly checking numbers. Something like this...