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This allows one to manually set the range of the histogram during display via an `IOContext`. The main use-case is for comparing multiple `@benchmark` runs using a common axis for the histogram.
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I'm very happy to see this PR, thanks Tim! I've been wanting to make the histogram customisable like this for some time now, but have just been too busy. To me, the way this has been implemented looks pretty reasonable. A |
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This is great! |
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This allows one to manually set the range of the histogram during
display via an
IOContext. The main use-case is for comparingmultiple
@benchmarkruns using a common axis for thehistogram.
Here's an example from the manual:
CC @tecosaur