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What Output Formats Does nanobench Support?

nanobench supports four built-in output formats—CSV, JSON, HTML box plots, and Python's pyperf format—plus custom rendering throu…

Getting Started with nanobench and Reading Its Output

To start with nanobench, add its single header to your project (direct inclusion or CMake integration), include nanobench.h, crea…

How does nanobench compare with Google Benchmark, Catch2, and other C++ benchmark libraries?

nanobench is a single-header C++ benchmarking library that integrates by direct inclusion or CMake, runs each benchmark through a…

How nanobench Measures and Reports Benchmark Results

nanobench measures a benchmark by repeatedly running a timed loop (an epoch) until it has a stable sample, reduces each round to …

What is nanobench and what is it used for?

nanobench is a C++ microbenchmarking library for measuring small code snippets. It is header-only and can be used by direct inclu…