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43 * @file priority_queue_text_push_pop_timing_test.cpp
44 * Contains test for finding text.
49 #include <ext/typelist.h>
50 #include <testsuite_allocator.h>
51 #include <performance/io/xml_formatter.hpp>
52 #include <io/verified_cmd_line_input.hpp>
53 #include <common_type/priority_queue/common_type.hpp>
54 #include <performance/priority_queue/mem_usage/pop_test.hpp>
55 #include <io/text_populate.hpp>
56 #include <native_type/priority_queue/native_priority_queue.hpp>
62 main(int argc
, char* a_p_argv
[])
64 using namespace __gnu_pbds::test
;
65 std::string f_name
= "thirty_years_among_the_dead_preproc.txt";
72 xml_test_performance_formatter
fmt("Size", "Memory (bytes)");
73 typedef __gnu_test::tracker_allocator
<char> callocator_type
;
74 typedef __gnu_test::tracker_allocator
<char> sallocator_type
;
75 typedef std::basic_string
<char, std::char_traits
<char>, callocator_type
> string_t
;
77 typedef std::vector
<std::pair
<string_t
, char> > vec_t
;
79 text_populate(f_name
, a_v
);
81 typedef pop_test
<vec_t::const_iterator
> test_t
;
82 vec_t::const_iterator b
= a_v
.begin();
83 test_t
tst(b
, vn
, vs
, vm
);
85 typedef pq_common_types
<string_t
, std::less
<string_t
>, callocator_type
>::performance_tl pq_tl_t
;
87 __gnu_cxx::typelist::apply(tst
, tl
);
91 typedef native_priority_queue
<string_t
, true, std::less
<string_t
>, sallocator_type
> native_pq_t
;
96 typedef native_priority_queue
<string_t
, false, std::less
<string_t
>, sallocator_type
> native_pq_t
;
102 std::cerr
<< "Test failed" << std::endl
;
112 cerr
<< "usage: priority_queue_text_pop_mem_usage_test <f_name> <vn> <vs> <vm>" <<
116 "This test checks the performance of various priority_queueiative containers "
117 "using their push method. " << endl
;
118 cerr
<< "Specifically, it does the following:" << endl
;
119 cerr
<< "* Creates a vector of text words " << endl
;
120 cerr
<< "* Pushes the elements into the container, then pops until it's empty." << endl
;
122 cerr
<< endl
<< endl
;
124 cerr
<< "f_name = file name containing the text words. "
125 "Each line should contain one word." << endl
;
126 cerr
<< "vn = minimum size of the vector" << endl
;
127 cerr
<< "vs = step size of the vector" << endl
;
128 cerr
<< "vm = maximum size of the vector" << endl
;