Human-readable outputs (md) and CLI inputs still use percentages.
In-memory and machine-readable outputs (csv, json) use ratios.
This is the convention that spreadsheet apps expect. Fixes#2.
This avoids an annoying case where the max value is dropped due to
rounding errors.
Adds a few other missing test cases for `nvbench::range`, too.
Fixes#3.
- `enum_type_axis` simplifies using integral_constants with type axes.
- `examples/enums.cu` demonstrates various ways of implementing parameter
sweeps with enum types.
- New NVBench_ENABLE_EXAMPLES CMake option.
- examples/axis.cu provides examples of parameter sweeps.
- Moves testing/sleep_kernel.cuh -> nvbench/test_kernels.cuh
- Accessible to examples and provides some built-in kernels for users
to experiement with.
- Not included with `<nvbench/nvbench.cuh>`.
Also cleaned up the annoying quirk where `set_type_axes_names` *had*
to be called on all benchmarks with type axes.
Default names are {"T", "U", "V", "W"} for up-to four type axes. For
five or more, {"T0", "T1", ...} is used instead.
s/NVBENCH_CREATE/NVBENCH_BENCH/g
s/NVBENCH_BENCH_TEMPLATE/NVBENCH_BENCH_TYPES/g
This will fit nicer once the exec_tags version are added:
NVBENCH_BENCH
NVBENCH_BENCH_TYPES
NVBENCH_BENCH_FLAGS
NVBENCH_BENCH_TYPES_FLAGS
The old implementation was scattered and ad hoc. This one is slightly
less so.
More importantly, refactoring to this design will make it easier to
add device traversal.
- Add support for single values ("Axis=Value").
- Make other value specs shell friendly:
- Range: "Axis:(2:10:2)" -> "Axis=[2:10:2]"
- List: "Axis:{2,3,4,5}" -> "Axis=[2,3,4,5]"
- ":" -> "=" feels more natural
- "{}()" characters have special meaning in bash.
- "[]" character don't require escapes.
- Using the same braces for both ranges/list is easier to remember,
only the delimiter changes.
- Convert benchmark_manager into a read-only structure.
- Mutable benchmarks will be provided by
`option_parser::get_benchmarks()` or
`benchmark_manager::clone_benchmarks()`.
Allow types in a type_axis to be masked out, skipping all
benchmark configurations that use a masked out type.
This will allow the axis to be modified at runtime with CLI args.
Requires various changes to support mutable axes.
Add `measure_hot` and `markdown_format` as detail classes, since
they're still pretty rough and need to be worked into the design.
But for now, they're functional proofs of concept. The formatting is
rough, but demonstrates basics.
Also added launch, exec, and summary functionality. These aren't details
and will be part of the project's API.
Refactor nvbench::state to use this for axis parameters.
These will also be useful for summaries and measurements.
Also adds a new ASSERT_THROWS_ANY macro to test some of the new API.
