I deleted Branch by mistake, so I will make a pull request again. Sorry!
UnixBench outputs benchmark score as console, file, and HTML.
With such an output method, it is difficult to process when comparing the results obtained in multiple environments.
Therefore, I made it possible to output the result to CSV.
And this change does not affect the benchmark score.
UnixBench was trying support to change directories via Environment variables, I think.
So I decide to use Environment variable "UB_OUTPUT_CSV".
This option will output csv file to "results" directory.
If benchmark result is named Banana-2018-01-12-01, then csv file name is Banana-2018-01-12-01.csv.
I deleted Branch by mistake, so I will make a pull request again. Sorry!
UnixBench outputs benchmark score as console, file, and HTML.
With such an output method, it is difficult to process when comparing the results obtained in multiple environments. Therefore, I made it possible to output the result to CSV.
And this change does not affect the benchmark score.
UnixBench was trying support to change directories via Environment variables, I think. So I decide to use Environment variable "UB_OUTPUT_CSV".
This option will output csv file to "results" directory. If benchmark result is named
Banana-2018-01-12-01
, then csv file name isBanana-2018-01-12-01.csv
.usage:
output example: