bench Namespace Reference

Functions
	main (*args)
	parse_args (argv)
	exec_test (args, names, env=None)
	size (x)
	label (x)
	duration (x)
	trimmed_test (suffix, x)
	trimmed_label (suffix, x)
	remove_suffix (suffix, s)
	zip_n (l, n)
	flatten (l)
	plot_tests (title, data, suffix, n, row)

Variables
str	SIZES

Function Documentation

duration()

bench.duration

(

x

)

exec_test()

bench.exec_test	(		args,
			names,
			env = None )

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flatten()

bench.flatten

(

l

)

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label()

bench.label

(

x

)

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main()

bench.main

(

*

args

)

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parse_args()

bench.parse_args

(

argv

)

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plot_tests()

bench.plot_tests	(		title,
			data,
			suffix,
			n,
			row )

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remove_suffix()

bench.remove_suffix	(		suffix,
			s )

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size()

bench.size

(

x

)

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trimmed_label()

bench.trimmed_label	(		suffix,
			x )

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trimmed_test()

bench.trimmed_test	(		suffix,
			x )

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zip_n()

bench.zip_n	(		l,
			n )

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Variable Documentation

SIZES

str bench.SIZES

Initial value:

=  ','.join(
    ','.join((str(2 ** x), f'2^{x}'))
    for x in range(20, 31, 5))