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Currently, if a test is created like this: BIONIC_BENCHMARK_WITH_ARG(BM_bench, "16"); Everything works as expected, a benchmark is created of BM_bench/16. However, it is not possible to specify a benchmark should be called with one argument, but iterate over different values. The example: BIONIC_BENCHMARK_WITH_ARG(BM_bench, "16 32"); Creates a single benchmark run with two arguments: BM_bench/16/32 This change modifies the algorithm to make it possible to create multiple instances of the benchmark iterating over each argument as a single argument. After this change, two benchmarks are executed: BM_bench/16 BM_bench/32 To do the previous behavior, use: BIONIC_BENCHMARK_WITH_ARG(BM_bench, "16/32"); This will create a single benchmark with two args. This format does not support spaces in the args, so "16 / 32" is not valid. Modified the test_small.xml to use the new format. Test: All unit tests pass. Change-Id: I6f486e1d4a90580c3dace0581ea65f439911ef5a
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30 lines
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<fn>
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<name>BM_atomic_empty</name>
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</fn>
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<fn>
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<name>BM_math_sqrt</name>
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</fn>
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<fn>
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<name>BM_property_get</name>
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<args>1</args>
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</fn>
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<fn>
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<name>BM_pthread_self</name>
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</fn>
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<fn>
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<name>BM_semaphore_sem_getvalue</name>
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</fn>
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<fn>
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<name>BM_stdio_fread</name>
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<args>64</args>
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</fn>
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<fn>
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<name>BM_string_memcpy</name>
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<args>512/4/4</args>
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</fn>
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<fn>
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<name>BM_time_clock_gettime</name>
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</fn>
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<fn>
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<name>BM_unistd_getpid</name>
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</fn>
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