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hyperfine:tldr:cbbeb
The command hyperfine '${make}'
is using the hyperfine
tool to measure the execution time of a command specified by the variable make
.
-
hyperfine
is a command-line benchmarking tool used to measure the execution time of other commands. It runs the specified command multiple times and provides statistics like minimum, maximum, and average execution times. -
The
${make}
is parameterized using the${...}
syntax, which suggests that it is a variable. The value of this variable is inserted into the command before it is executed. In this case, themake
variable likely contains a command to build or compile something using themake
tool.
Overall, the command is using hyperfine
to measure the execution time of a command specified in the make
variable, helping to analyze the performance and efficiency of that command.