This is the cl-performance-tuning-helper Reference Manual, version 0.3.0, generated automatically by Declt version 4.0 beta 2 "William Riker" on Wed Mar 15 05:13:59 2023 GMT+0.
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asmout (function).
cload (function).
performance (macro).
trash-outputs (macro).
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cl-performance-tuning-helperpth
common-lisp.
asmout (function).
cload (function).
performance (macro).
trash-outputs (macro).
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do performance test with specified arguments
usage: (performance num-repeats debugger-p (function &rest args))
num-repeats: designates a number of repeats in positive integer.
If you want to reference current repeat count from testing function,
you should specify num-repeats as following format:
(count-variable positive-integer).
debugger-p: designate enable to call debugger for ANY conditions.
function: a symbol of function or a lambda expression.
e.g.
(let ((max 5))
(pth:performance (i max) nil (format t "SAMPLE: ~d of ~d~%" i max)) )
=> t
—-
;;; performance test for FORMAT MAX times
;;; do (FORMAT T "SAMPLE: ~d of ~d~%" I MAX)
SAMPLE: 0 of 5
SAMPLE: 1 of 5
SAMPLE: 2 of 5
SAMPLE: 3 of 5
SAMPLE: 4 of 5
(and following platform dependant output of TIME function)
trash system stream outputs:
*standard-output*,
*error-output*,
and *trace-output*.
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