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HiThis is looking great. It works under linux too, btw, with a couple of qt5-dev libraries installed. I wanted to do something like this with HTML but using qt5 for plotting is a fab way of getting a cross platform solution.
On Sun, Dec 1, 2019 at 4:16 PM gaujay <guillau...@gmail.com> wrote:
--Hello everyone,I developed a new tool to help visualize benchmark results as 2D and 3D charts.Built upon Qt5 Charts and DataVisualization modules, it is freely available under GPLv3:Features
- Parse Google benchmark results as json files
- Support old naming format and aggregate data (min, median, mean)
- Multiple 2D and 3D chart types
- Benchmarks and axes selection
- Plotting options (theme, ranges, logarithm, ...)
- Command line direct plotting
I was looking for some feedback before moving forward, as I plan to add some benchmarking automation features in the future.
As a standard C++11 CMake project with only Qt5 as dependency, you should be able to build and run it on Windows, Linux and Mac (only tested on the former so far).Thanks.
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