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add a workflow for running UMF benchmarks #1060
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download scripts for data visualisation from UR repository, run UMF benchmarks, upload the results to GitHub pages
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in general, LGTM, we can merge it as is
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teeny, tiny thing to consider: for UMF we don't execute "Compute Benchmarks" - we execute our benchmarks written with gtest. We could consider renaming it (in all places, incl. writing comments, etc...)
Downloads scripts for data visualisation from UR repository, run UMF benchmarks, upload the results to GitHub pages.
When commenting out Windows benchmark setup, I was inspired by nightly.yml
Enjoy charts: https://euphoricthinking.github.io/unified-memory-framework/benchmark_results.html?suites=UMF
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