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The command hyperfine '${make target1}' '${make target2}' is using the hyperfine command-line tool to measure the execution time of two make targets, target1 and target2, respectively.

Here's a breakdown of the command:

• hyperfine: hyperfine is a benchmarking tool for command-line programs. It measures the real execution time, statistics like median and standard deviation, and also allows multiple runs to gather more accurate results.

• '${make target1}': This is the first target to be benchmarked. ${make target1} is a placeholder indicating that the actual command for target1 should be substituted here when executing the command.

• '${make target2}': Similar to the previous target, this is the second target to be benchmarked, and ${make target2} represents its associated command.

By running this command, hyperfine will execute the specified make targets and measure their execution time, providing statistical information about the runs.