Time C stuff, really accurately, really easily.
from qtt import QTT
timer = QTT()
timer.add_c_test(cfunc="atof",typestring="double (const char*)",args=["343","46445.34324"])
timer.build()
See sse_example.py for a detailed example
Time your (or standard) C functions!
Duh. its python code that generates C code and shoves it into gcc, what did you expect?
It doesn't have install yet, run it from the checkout directory.
It should work on all x86_64 systems with RDTCSP as an available instruction.
This is version 2.0, its missing some features:
- Command line usage
- Good documentation
- A story for doing x86 asm tests easily