How to benchmark a .NET application using BenchmarkDotNet

BenchmarkDotNet NuGet package provides a simple and easy-to-understand implement benchmarking mechanism.
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[@BandieraRossa87]

I really like the fact that you created a sepatare class (BenchmarkExecutor.cs) to avoid cluttering Calculator.cs with [Benchmark] attributes.
But assuming Calculator.cs had some further dependencies, e.g. some interfaces to some services, repositories or whatever:
how would you be able to inject these dependencies when you create Calculator-Instance in BenchmarkExecutor.cs ?
I tried to use .NET Core's dependency injection but it looks as if it doesn't work when using BenchmarkDotNet.

[@ali-chavoshi]

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