How does Nickel stack up verses that "competitors" in terms of compilation time?
Competitors:
- RAW: A regular function call, no named arguments
- DESIG_INIT: Designated initializers to imitate named arguments
- MANUAL: Using a variation of the "Named Parameters Idiom" to imitate named arguments
- NICKEL: Using Nickel
- BOOST: Using Boost::Parameters
Using a function that has 5 arguments N times. This aims to be a mostly realistic benchmark.
