Run individual benchmarks in separate sub-processes #32
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To increase resilience against hard-crashing benchmarks, this change causes the framework to no longer directly execute the individual benchmarks. Instead, for each call to BenchmarkApp::run(), a subprocess is spawned, which, based on an environment variable, decides what benchmark to execute.
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Okay so this definitely needs a signal handler or something to kill the parent process :D |
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To increase resilience against hard-crashing benchmarks, this change causes the framework to no longer directly execute the individual benchmarks. Instead, for each call to BenchmarkApp::run(), a subprocess
is spawned, which, based on an environment variable, decides what benchmark to execute.