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Introduce cpp micro-benchmarks #101
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@rusty1s, waiting for some feedback 😉 |
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This is super cool, thanks for adding it!
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@rusty1s I replied to all comments, can I merge this PR? 😉 |
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@dszwicht Yes, ofc. Please go ahead and merge it if it is ready. |
This PR introduces C++ benchmarking infrastructure (GoogleBenchmark). As
pyg-libcan be used as a standalone C++ library it makes sense to have micro-benchmarks that would benchmark not only pieces of code with a Python binding. Additionally, an exemplary benchmark was provided forpyg::sampler::Mapper.Output for provided benchmark looks like follows: