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0 pointsoguz-ismail1y ago0 comments

It spawns a new shell for each run and subtracts the average shell startup time from final results. Too much noise

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The shell can be disabled, leaving just fork+exec

Yes. If you don't make use of shell builtins/syntax, you can use hyperfine's `--shell=none`/`-N` option to disable the intermediate shell.

oguz-ismailOP1y ago

You still need to quote the command though. `hyperfine -N ls "$dir"' won't work, you need `hyperfine -N "ls ${dir@Q}"' or something. It'd be better if you could specify commands like with `find -exec'.

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