A MySQL benchmarking tool

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This benchmark was designed for identifying basic system parameters, as
they are important for systems using MySQL (w Innodb) under intensive
load.

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Revision 18 (latest revision is 28)
Dominique Leuenberger's avatar Dominique Leuenberger (dimstar_suse) accepted request 610888 from Martin Pluskal's avatar Martin Pluskal (pluskalm) (revision 18)
- Update to version 1.0.14:
  * reports: fix JSON stats reporter to produce valid JSON
  * Lua SQL API: don't crash when query_row() is called with a
    SELECT returning empty result set
  * Lua SQL API: don't crash when bulk insert API calls are used
    out of order
  * regression tests: make PostgreSQL tests compatible with the new
    dump format introduced in 10.3
  * regression tests: minor stability and coverage improvements
  * minor cleanups in build scripts
  * improve report formatting for long latency values
  * fileio: --file-extra-flags now accepts a list of flags rather
    than just a single value
  * OLTP: re-prepare prepared statements after reconnects, i.e. in
    cases when a server connection is lost and sysbench is
    configured to ignore such errors
  * improve --rate mode precision for high argument values
  * fix compile-time architecture detection for some Broadwell CPUs
    which were incorrectly identified as Core 2.
  * remove build dependency on xxd (and vim-minimal package)
  * fix Lua API to correctly stop the benchmark when event()
    returns a value other than nil or false
  * fix the fileio benchmark when the specified file size is not a
    multiple of block size
  * fix the fileio benchmark to throw a descriptive error when the
    specified file size does not match the size of files created by
    'prepare'
  * minor improvements in tests and documentation.
- Update build dependencies
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