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A few of the compile commands in the readme don't actually produce the names expected (rather
a.out
), and the zig ones clobber each-other. These commands should fix that up. It also adds a Makefile for convenience that can run any or all of the builds automatically. Lastly there is a target that useshyperfine
to actually run the benchmarks in a much more useful way that includes multiple passes of each to avoid system jitter, bad results from some other process that happened to interfere more with one run than another, etc. It also does a bunch of the math to show you relative results.For example to build everything and then benchmark them all with 2 runs each:
$ make benchmark RUNS=2