Benchmarking in C++
summary
Shows how to build a C++ benchmarking framework using std::chrono that lets each benchmark choose its time/clock type, runs multiple named experiments per benchmark for grouped comparisons, and supports user-adjustable or auto-detected sample counts. Outputs are printable and serialized in a Python-friendly format, and a provided Python script uses matplotlib to read the serialized output and draw graphs.
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