so one can insert .bench_x() at the end of a middle of an iterator chain and get stats. Though I now see that I forgot to make the bench_x be an iterator that returns the items it's benching, so right now it only works at the end, as a sort of of a .for_each() or .count().
That's why I had benching as a standalone iterator step.
https://github.com/dpc/block-iter/blob/40578bb5eca918e7570b8ab82370ee88cebb7a9f/libs/main/src/bench.rs#L6
so one can insert
.bench_x()at the end of a middle of an iterator chain and get stats. Though I now see that I forgot to make thebench_xbe an iterator that returns the items it's benching, so right now it only works at the end, as a sort of of a.for_each()or.count()._Originally posted by @dpc in https://github.com/RCasatta/blocks_iterator/issues/42#issuecomment-1107527823_