How to use Google Benchmark for C++ programs

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The iteration is numbers of loop of "for (auto _ : state)" to get a stable time measurement(CPU time and Wall time(CPU time plus others))

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[@sirnawaz]

19:00, the compiler does not necessarily optimize it that way, using compile-time computation. It could also replace the loop and the entire function body with `return n;` as the sum would be n, and there is no computation to spend time on.

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[@96Vatras96]

19:40 This is a very simple function. The loop doesn't even run because sum = n