TypeTest.cpp File Reference

#include <iostream>
#include <api/api.hpp>
#include "bmconfig.hpp"

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Classes
struct	TypeTestObject

Functions
static TM_CALLABLE void	DataTypeTest (TM_ARG_ALONE)
void	bench_init ()
void	bench_test (uintptr_t, uint32_t *)
bool	bench_verify ()
void	bench_reparse ()

Variables
TypeTestObject *	tto

Function Documentation

void bench_init

(

)

BENCHMARKS IMPLEMENT THE FOLLOWING FUNCTIONS

Step 3: Declare an instance of the data type, and provide init, test, and verify functions

void bench_reparse

(

)

Step 4: Include the code that has the main() function, and the code for creating threads and calling the three above-named functions. Don't forget to provide an arg reparser.

void bench_test	(	uintptr_t	,
		uint32_t *
	)

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bool bench_verify

(

)

static TM_CALLABLE void DataTypeTest ( TM_ARG_ALONE  )

static

This is just to make sure that all primitive data types are read, written, and read-after-written correctly. You'll need to visually inspect the output to make sure everything is correct, unless you feel like running this in a debugger and watching that the correct templated versions of stm read and stm write are called, and that the values are being stored and retrieved correctly from the log types.

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Variable Documentation

TypeTestObject* tto

Step 3: Declare an instance of the data type, and provide init, test, and verify functions