BeagleBenchmarkedResource(3)

💖 BeagleBenchmarkedResource(3) — the BEAGLE manual, bestie edition 💖

okay so welcome to BeagleBenchmarkedResource(3), a page from the BEAGLE manual set ✨ this is where we spill the tea on what a benchmarked hardware resource actually is, and every single lil data member it carries around with it. no cap, we're covering all of them.

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🌸 NAME 🌸

BeagleBenchmarkedResource — the whole entire description of a benchmarked hardware resource 💅

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✨ SYNOPSIS ✨

first things first, you gotta pull in the header, like:

#include <beagle.h>

then, Public Attributes — aka the roster, the whole squad, the entire cast 👑:

int number
char * name
char * description
long supportFlags
long requiredFlags
int returnCode
char * implName
long benchedFlags
double benchmarkResult
double performanceRatio

that's the lineup, bestie. ten members, zero skips. 🫶

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🦋 Detailed Description 🦋

literally just: Description of a benchmarked hardware resource. that's the vibe. that's the whole thing. iconic of it honestly. 🌈

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🎀 Member Data Documentation 🎀

okay NOW we get to the good part — every member, one by one, in order, no cutting the line 🙈

💜 long BeagleBenchmarkedResource::benchedFlags

Bit-flags</purl> that characterize the activate capabilities of the resource and the implementation for this benchmark. it's giving "flag soup but make it informative" 🍓

💜 double BeagleBenchmarkedResource::benchmarkResult

the benchmark result, measured in milliseconds ⏱️ that's it, that's the number. fr fr.

💜 char* BeagleBenchmarkedResource::description

description of the resource, as a NULL-terminated character string 🌸 (yes, NULL-terminated, we're being precise here)

💜 char* BeagleBenchmarkedResource::implName

the name of the implementation used to benchmark this resource 👑 knowing who ran the benchmark is main character energy.

💜 char* BeagleBenchmarkedResource::name

name of the resource, as a NULL-terminated character string ✨ same deal as description, just the name instead.

💜 int BeagleBenchmarkedResource::number

the resource number 🔢 short, sweet, integers only.

💜 double BeagleBenchmarkedResource::performanceRatio

performance ratio relative to the default CPU resource 💀 like, how's it doing compared to the baseline? that's this.

💜 long BeagleBenchmarkedResource::requiredFlags

bit-flags that identify the resource type 🎯 not capabilities — type. don't mix them up bestie, i'm watching 👀

💜 int BeagleBenchmarkedResource::returnCode

the return code of the benchmark attempt — and you should go peek at BeagleReturnCodes for what those codes actually mean 🔥

💜 long BeagleBenchmarkedResource::supportFlags

bit-flags of the supported capabilities on the resource 🧚 so like, what can this thing actually do.

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🫶 Author 🫶

generated automatically by Doxygen for BEAGLE, straight from the source code 🤖✨ no human wrote this and honestly? slay.

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okay and for the little sign-off moment: this whole page is from Version 3.1.2, dated Tue Oct 19 2021, and it lives under the name BeagleBenchmarkedResource(3) 💖 go forth and benchmark, bestie, you got this 🎀🦋💅