Enable iterations, invocations, and warmup settings to be marked as important #170
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Signed-off-by: Stefan Marr <[email protected]>
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As outlined in #169, the composition strategy of experiments is not ideal for all use cases. To make it possible to set different invocation/iteration/warmup settings for profiling, this PR adds the option to use the
!(exclamation mark) to mark a setting as important. This will then override settings with higher priority.If there are multiple settings marked as important, the normal priority order applies.
This adds support to mark values for the following settings as important: