Esempi in C++ (Cpp) per StringScanner_destroy

Esempio n. 1

File: string_algos_tests.c Progetto: abemassry/learn-c-the-hard-way

char *test_scan_performance()
{
  int i = 0;
  int found_at = 0;
  unsigned long find_count = 0;
  time_t elapsed = 0;
  StringScanner *scan = StringScanner_create(&IN_STR);

  time_t start = time(NULL);

  do {
    for(i = 0; i < 1000; i++) {
      found_at = 0;

      do {
        found_at = StringScanner_scan(scan, &ALPHA);
        find_count++;
      } while(found_at != -1);
    }

    elapsed = time(NULL) - start;
  } while(elapsed <= TEST_TIME);

  debug("SCAN COUNT: %lu, END TIME: %d, OPS: %f",
          find_count, (int)elapsed, (double)find_count / elapsed);

  StringScanner_destroy(scan);
  
  return NULL;
}

Esempio n. 2

File: string_algos_tests.c Progetto: Gabygaojia/liblcthw

char *test_find_and_scan()
{
    StringScanner *scan = StringScanner_create(&IN_STR);
    mu_assert(scan != NULL, "Failed to make the scanner.");

    int find_i = String_find(&IN_STR, &ALPHA);
    mu_assert(find_i > 0, "Failed to find 'ALPHA' in test string.");

    int scan_i = StringScanner_scan(scan, &ALPHA);
    mu_assert(scan_i > 0, "Failed to find 'ALPHA' with scan.");
    mu_assert(scan_i == find_i, "find and scan don't match");

    scan_i = StringScanner_scan(scan, &ALPHA);
    mu_assert(scan_i > find_i,
            "should find another ALPHA after the first");

    scan_i = StringScanner_scan(scan, &ALPHA);
    mu_assert(scan_i > find_i,
            "should find another ALPHA after the first");

    mu_assert(StringScanner_scan(scan, &ALPHA) == -1,
            "shouldn't find it");

    StringScanner_destroy(scan);

    return NULL;
}

Esempio n. 3

File: string_algos_stats_tests.c Progetto: Azdaroth/liblcthw

char *test_scan_performance()
{
  int i = 0;
  int found_at = 0;
  unsigned long find_count = 0;
  time_t elapsed = 0;
  StringScanner *scan = StringScanner_create(&IN_STR);
  time_t start = time(NULL);
  int j = 0;

  Stats *st = Stats_create();

  while (j <=10) {
    do {
      for(i = 0; i < 1000; i++) {
        found_at = 0;

        do {
          found_at = StringScanner_scan(scan, &ALPHA);
          find_count++;
        } while(found_at != -1);
      }

      elapsed = time(NULL) - start;
      Stats_sample(st, (double)find_count);
    } while(elapsed <= TEST_TIME);
    i = 0;
    found_at = 0;
    find_count = 0;
    elapsed = 0;
    start = time(NULL);
    j++;
  }

  Stats_dump(st);

  StringScanner_destroy(scan);

  return NULL;
}

Esempio n. 4

File: string_algos_tests.c Progetto: reem/LCTHW-Lib

char *test_find_and_scan() {
    StringScanner *scan = StringScanner_create(&IN_STR);
    mu_assert(scan != NULL, "Failed to make the scanner.");

    int find_i = String_find(&IN_STR, &ALPHA);
    mu_assert(find_i > 0, "Failed to find 'ALPHA' in test string.");

    int scan_i = StringScanner_scan(scan, &ALPHA);
    mu_assert(scan_i > 0, "Failed to find 'ALPHA' with scan.");
    mu_assert(scan_i == find_i, "Find and Scan don't match.");

    scan_i = StringScanner_scan(scan, &ALPHA);
    mu_assert(scan_i > find_i, "Should find a second 'ALPHA' after the first.");

    scan_i = StringScanner_scan(scan, &ALPHA);
    mu_assert(scan_i > find_i, "Should find third 'ALPHA' after the first.");

    mu_assert(StringScanner_scan(scan, &ALPHA) == -1,
            "Shouldn't find a fourth 'ALPHA' after the third.");

    StringScanner_destroy(scan);

    return NULL;
}