add util to print benchmark runs to tsv file#5
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Something like this is probably a good idea, but I won't have time for a couple of weeks to think about how to do it properly. In particular, hard-coding just runtime seems like maybe not the most useful thing to do, and I don't think embedding R output will necessarily scale all that well (people may want other tools supported). I'll get back to it on the 5th of July or so. |
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I love how complete the analysis of Distribution is, but sometimes I just want to export the runtimes to pull into an external tool, eg. for making a boxplot with R.
TsvPrintermakes that easy.