Benchmarker 1.1.0

a small utility for benchmarking

Benchmarker is a small utility to benchmark your code.

See CHANGES.txt for details of changes and enhancements.

Example (ex.py):

def fib(n):
    return n <= 2 and 1 or fib(n-1) + fib(n-2)
from benchmarker import Benchmarker
bm = Benchmarker(30)  # or Benchmarker(width=30, out=sys.stderr, header=True)
## Python 2.5 or later
with bm('fib(n) (n=33)'):  fib(33)
with bm('fib(n) (n=34)'):  fib(34)
with bm('fib(n) (n=35)'):  fib(35)
## Python 2.4
bm('fib(n) (n=33)').run(fib, 33)   # or .run(lambda: fib(33))
bm('fib(n) (n=34)').run(fib, 34)   # or .run(lambda: fib(34))
bm('fib(n) (n=35)').run(fib, 35)   # or .run(lambda: fib(35))
## print compared matrix
bm.print_compared_matrix(sort=False, transpose=False)
# or print(bm.compared_matrix())

Output:

$ python ex.py
                          utime     stime     total      real
fib(n) (n=33)             1.890     0.000     1.890     1.900
fib(n) (n=34)             3.030     0.010     3.040     3.058
fib(n) (n=35)             4.930     0.010     4.940     4.963
---------------------------------------------------------------
                           real      [01]     [02]     [03]
[01] fib(n) (n=33)       1.900s        -     60.9%   161.2%
[02] fib(n) (n=34)       3.058s    -37.9%       -     62.3%
[03] fib(n) (n=35)       4.963s    -61.7%   -38.4%       -