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stats - simple filter to gather numbers in repeated text.
Ever written a little benchmark program to print out results, and run<br>it 100 times to see how much it varied? This filter finds identical<br>lines and collapses all the numbers into a range, average and standard<br>deviation; it can also print out all the numbers in CSV form for import<br>into spreadsheets, etc.
Example usage:
$ ./mybenchmark<br>Using CPUS 0 and 3<br>Guest: notified 156437, pinged 156251<br>Host: notified 156251, pinged 78219
$ for i in `seq 100`; do ./mybenchmark; done | stats<br>Using CPUS 0 and 3<br>Guest: notified 156437-156610(156548+/-40), pinged 156251<br>Host: notified 156251, pinged 78219-78305(78274+/-27)
Compilation notes:<br>1) You can use an external config.h, but a trivial program generates it<br>for you and is usually right.<br>2) The ccan/ directory modules are straight from the http://ccodearchive.net/<br>project, brought in using create-ccan-tree.
Good luck!<br>Rusty Russell.
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