[CI][Benchmark] Merge "add UMF benchmarks for fragmentation measurements" into sycl #17729
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…7608) Beside the new class for fragmentation measurements, ComputeUMFBenchmark base class is directly replaced by GBench. Methods and attributes previously included in ComputeUMFBenchmark have been relevant only for Google Benchmark, therefore inheriting from ComputeUMFBenchmark would have been pointless for benchmarks using other frameworks. Additionally, each benchmark is run separately in order to avoid any impact of benchmarks on each other. Benchmarks using glibc are excluded from fragmentation measurements.
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Land #17608 into
syclbranch as wellOriginal PR was by @EuphoricThinking, here is her original PR description:
Beside the new class for fragmentation measurements, ComputeUMFBenchmark base class is directly replaced by GBench. Methods and attributes previously included in ComputeUMFBenchmark have been relevant only for Google Benchmark, therefore inheriting from ComputeUMFBenchmark would have been pointless for benchmarks using other frameworks.
Additionally, each benchmark is run separately in order to avoid any impact of benchmarks on each other. Benchmarks using glibc are excluded from fragmentation measurements.