NBench.Runner 0.1.0

First "production-ready" release of NBench. Please see our detailed [NBench README and FAQ](https://github.com/petabridge/nbench) for instructions and documentation! To use NBench, install the NBench package from NuGet: ``` PS> Install-Package NBench ``` And then create a POCO class with a default constructor and some methods, like this: ```csharp using NBench.Util; using NBench; /// <summary> /// Test to see if we can achieve max throughput on a <see cref="AtomicCounter"/> /// </summary> public class CounterPerfSpecs { private Counter _counter; [PerfSetup] public void Setup(BenchmarkContext context) { _counter = context.GetCounter("TestCounter"); } [PerfBenchmark(Description = "Test to ensure that a minimal throughput test can be rapidly executed.", NumberOfIterations = 3, RunMode = RunMode.Throughput, RunTimeMilliseconds = 1000, TestMode = TestMode.Test)] [CounterThroughputAssertion("TestCounter", MustBe.GreaterThan, 10000000.0d)] [MemoryAssertion(MemoryMetric.TotalBytesAllocated, MustBe.LessThanOrEqualTo, ByteConstants.ThirtyTwoKb)] [GcTotalAssertion(GcMetric.TotalCollections, GcGeneration.Gen2, MustBe.ExactlyEqualTo, 0.0d)] public void Benchmark() { _counter.Increment(); } [PerfCleanup] public void Cleanup(){ // does nothing } } ``` After defining some NBench `PerfBenchmark` methods and declaring some measurements, you can run your benchmark by downloading the `NBench.Runner.exe` via NuGet. ``` PS> Install-Package NBench.Runner PS> .\packages\NBench.Runner\NBench.Runner.exe .\src\bin\Debug\MyPerfTests.dll output-directory="C:\Perf" ``` And this command will run your `PerfBenchmark` and write output [that looks like this](https://gist.github.com/Aaronontheweb/8e0bfa2cccc63f5bd8bf) to a markdown file in the `output-directory`.