rocky
commented
3 years ago Actually, I had thought about this too. What I currently do is run with the verbose option -v and work with the output printed. As a short-term workaround you can redirect the stdout to a file.
But yes, some sort of filtered data as text would be nice too.
Related to this is reordering the lines so the biggest gains are at the top.
There are all sorts of display filtering options one might imagine. Like show only the top/bottom by either a percent cutoff or an absolute number.
Something that would be useful would be, after running the several benchmarks, to store in a text file which of those tests have presented significant differences (>%1).