Setup compilation time benchmarks and log #29
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This allows for optionally specifying the full types of the inputs and outputs of a `Node` during implementation by allowing to specify a full, freestanding function, rather than only an expression. The function's arguments and return type will be parsed to produce the number of inputs and outputs for the node, where the number of arguments is the number of inputs, and the number of tuple arguments in the output is the number of outputs (1 if no tuple output type). Some of this may have to be re-written when addressing a few follow-up issues including nannou-org#29, nannou-org#19, nannou-org#21 and nannou-org#22, but I think it's helpful to break up progress into achievable steps! Closes nannou-org#27 and makes nannou-org#20 much more feasible.
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This allows for optionally specifying the full types of the inputs and outputs of a `Node` during implementation by allowing to specify a full, freestanding function, rather than only an expression. The function's arguments and return type will be parsed to produce the number of inputs and outputs for the node, where the number of arguments is the number of inputs, and the number of tuple arguments in the output is the number of outputs (1 if no tuple output type). Some of this may have to be re-written when addressing a few follow-up issues including nannou-org#29, nannou-org#19, nannou-org#21 and nannou-org#22, but I think it's helpful to break up progress into achievable steps! Closes nannou-org#27 and makes nannou-org#20 much more feasible.
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It would be nice to have a set of benchmarks that compiled a suite of different graphs in order to track how our changes to code generation affect the compiler.
Perhaps we could set something up where, on merge, travis also runs the benchmarks, creates a log file of them and adds them to some historical log for us.
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