package core_bench

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The purpose of functions in this module are documented in the Core_bench.Bench module

These functions are different in one main regard: they take first-class functions for platform-specific functionality, like displaying the tables, or performing the actual measurement for the benchmark. That is what these measure_with and display parameters are for.

val bench : ?run_config:Run_config.t -> ?analysis_configs:Analysis_config.t list -> ?display_config:Display_config.t -> ?save_to_file:(Measurement.t -> string) -> ?libname:'b -> Test.t list -> measure_with: (?postprocess:(Measurement.t -> unit) -> Run_config.t -> Test.Basic_test.t list -> Measurement.t list) -> display: (?libname:'b -> ?display_config:Display_config.t -> Analysis_result.t list -> unit) -> unit
val measure : ?run_config:Run_config.t -> Test.t list -> measure_with:(Run_config.t -> Test.Basic_test.t list -> Measurement.t list) -> Measurement.t list
val analyze : ?analysis_configs:Analysis_config.t list -> Measurement.t -> Analysis_result.t Core.Or_error.t
val analyze_and_display : measurements:Measurement.t list -> ?analysis_configs:Analysis_config.t list -> ?display_config:Display_config.t -> ?libname:'b -> display: (?libname:'b -> ?display_config:Display_config.t -> Analysis_result.t list -> unit) -> unit -> unit
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