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Bencher can now "smart" auto-scale most built-in Measure units: #311
However some built-in units and all custom Measure units fall back to using scientific notation for auto-scaling, ex 1e3 x units.
1e3 x units
Add a way for users to specify their own custom unit scale mappings. Using this example from @thomaseizinger, we would be auto-scaling bits/second.
bits/second
The user would just need to provide a map of ranges to new, scaled unit names. For example:
0..8
bit/second
8..8_000
bytes/second
8_000..8_000_000
kilobytes/second
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Bencher can now "smart" auto-scale most built-in Measure units: #311
However some built-in units and all custom Measure units fall back to using scientific notation for auto-scaling, ex
1e3 x units.Add a way for users to specify their own custom unit scale mappings. Using this example from @thomaseizinger, we would be auto-scaling
bits/second.The user would just need to provide a map of ranges to new, scaled unit names. For example:
0..8=>bit/second8..8_000=>bytes/second8_000..8_000_000=>kilobytes/secondThe text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: