Execute Benchmarks for 0, 1, 10, 100, 1k, 10k Rows #299
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This moves benchmark code into macros to easily abstract over the number of rows to benchmark.
Because you can't use macros in function name position, we have to write each benchmark name ourselves. (I tried moving the fns into a named mod, but there were some visibility issues and I gave up on that.)
The final output looks like this (the actual times are totally screwed since I'm doing other stuff—incl. watching @sgrif's stream—at the same time):
This is pretty basic right now, as it's only the set of queries that were used before. Might be cool to extend this, and/or plot this to see asymptotical behaviour.