Add an implementation of name() to Timer. This allows it to be instantiated directly, which seemd a useful thing since a Timer ref must be passed to the benchmark system. However I think due to the low resolution of clock() the results were highly variable. Using gettimeofday or clock_gettime (Unix_Timer, POSIX_Timer) proved more consistent and in sync with what the existing benchmarks show, so use one of those if possible.
Add an implementation of name() to Timer. This allows it to be
instantiated directly, which seemd a useful thing since a Timer ref
must be passed to the benchmark system. However I think due to the
low resolution of clock() the results were highly variable. Using
gettimeofday or clock_gettime (Unix_Timer, POSIX_Timer) proved more
consistent and in sync with what the existing benchmarks show, so
use one of those if possible.

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