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* Also supports benchmarking normal CPU implementations.
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* Python code support is in the roadmap.
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## Benchmark Your GPU Code with NVBench
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## Benchmarking GPU Workloads with NVBench
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Let’s begin with a simple example for users who are new to NVBench and want to learn the basics of benchmarking GPU code. Consider measuring the performance of `thrust::sequence` on a GPU. Similar to `std::iota`, suppose we have an input array of 10 elements, and we want `thrust::sequence` to populate it with the sequence of values from 0 to 9. The following example demonstrates this approach:
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