This is a bit more complicated, but make testmarks really showed how
confusing this could get.
Now, instead of:
suite passed time
test_alloc 304/304 1.6 (100.0%)
test_badblocks 6880/6880 1323.3 (100.0%)
... snip ...
test_rbyd 385878/385878 592.7 (100.0%)
test_relocations 7899/7899 318.8 (100.0%)
TOTAL 548206/548206 6229.7 (100.0%)
Percents/notes are interspersed next to their relevant fields:
suite passed time
test_alloc 304/304 (100.0%) 1.6
test_badblocks 6880/6880 (100.0%) 1323.3
... snip ...
test_rbyd 385878/385878 (100.0%) 592.7
test_relocations 7899/7899 (100.0%) 318.8
TOTAL 548206/548206 (100.0%) 6229.7
Note has no effect on scripts with only a single field (code.py, etc).
But it does make multi-field diffs a bit more readable:
$ ./scripts/stack.py -u after.stack.csv -d before.stack.csv -p
function frame limit
lfsr_bd_sync 8 (+100.0%) 216 (+100.0%)
lfsr_bd_flush 40 (+25.0%) 208 (+4.0%)
... snip ...
lfsr_file_flush 32 (+0.0%) 2424 (-0.3%)
lfsr_file_flush_ 216 (-3.6%) 2392 (-0.3%)
TOTAL 9008 (+0.4%) 2600 (-0.3%)
Christopher Haster
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