Add commandline example and filtering section to profiling docs#87
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Looks fine. Can merge once the typo has been fixed. Yes, we should redirect from https://bheisler.github.io/criterion.rs/book/ to https://criterion-rs.github.io/book/ |
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moved over from: bheisler/criterion.rs#907
The current profiling docs lack some non-obvious information to help users get started with profiling far more easily:
This PR adds some basic docs for these, and a tl;dr: example command.
Note: i was not aware criterion had moved, and for me the original bheisler mdbook site is the one which keeps showing up. I dont know the history of this fork/continuation, but if its possible to ask bheisler to redirect from the bheisler mdbook site to this new one that'd likely alleviate a lot of confusion.