I agree completely, it really does run everything from start to finish. Sometimes that's what you want, and sometimes you don't. I could break on main as an option, and then start the benchmarking after main. It would include teardown, unless you call _exit() at the end of main.
I agree completely, it really does run everything from start to finish. Sometimes that's what you want, and sometimes you don't. I could break on main as an option, and then start the benchmarking after main. It would include teardown, unless you call _exit() at the end of main.
The compile flags are -O2, no linker GC.