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Author:	RaeVanMorlock [more]
Version:	1.0
Date:	04-22-2007 09:18 PM
Size:	2.08 Kb
Downloads:	459
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Benchmarker

Provides a class to create a Benchmarker that can be used to compare the execuation times of various functions. Benchmarker may be used in either World of Warcraft or within a standard LUA shell.

Usage Example
local tester = Benchmarker:new()
tester:AddFunction("Some Func", somefunc)
tester:AddFunction("Other Func", otherfunc)
tester:Run()

Notes
A global variable, Benchmark, is provided as a default Benchmarker class in case you'd like to create a test without instantiating a new class.

Class Definition

Instantiation

Benchmarker:new() - Returns a new Benchmarker class by setting the table's metamethod to the Benchmarker class and initializing some default properties

Properties

Benchmarker.TestIterations - (Default: 1) The number of times each function should be ran in a loop before calculating the total execution time.

Benchmarker.DisplayAfterRun - (Default: true) If true, the class's DisplayResults() method will be called at the end of the Run() method.

Methods

Benchmarker:AddFunction([name,] func) - Adds a function to the current list of functions that are going to be tested. Optionally, a name may be supplied to refer to this function as.

Benchmarker:Clear() - Clears the list of functions. Useful when wanting to create a new test with the same object.

Benchmarker:Run() - Runs the test. Each function is called a number of times and the total execution time is recorded.

Benchmarker:DisplayResults() - Provides a basic display of the results, including each functions total time and which function was the fastest

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04-23-2007, 11:11 AM
Cladhaire Salad! Forum posts: 1028 File comments: 2044 Uploads: 12	I would suggest adding memory profiling as well, which often important when evaluating a piece of code. __________________ "There's only one thing that I know how to do well and I've often been told that you only can do what you know how to do well, and that's be you-- be what you're like-- be like yourself. And so I'm having a wonderful time, but I'd rather be whistling in the dark..." http://cladhaire.wowinterface.com

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