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Benchmarker
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    2004-06-11

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    This benchmark script checks the speed of each method in any classes it is given. It is a very effective way to compare two different algorithms.

    By : jinxidoru

    <?php
    /**
    * This script runs every method in a set of classes a specified
    * number of times. The total time taken as well as the average
    * time per iteration is printed after each test.
    *
    * The script is run from the command line with as many arguments
    * as desired. An attempt is made to require each file given on
    * the command-line. The last element of the arg list, specifies
    * the number of iterations to execute for each method. For
    * example, the following call loads array_funcs.php and iterates
    * 100 times for each method:
    * $ php -Cq benchmark.php array_funcs.php 100
    *
    * After loading all of the specified files, any non system class
    * is instantiated and each of its methods are executed a number
    * of times equal to the iteration value. When complete, a line
    * containing the method, total execution time (ms), and average
    * execution time per call (ms) is displayed.
    *
    * Author: Michael Bailey (jinxidoru@byu.net)
    * Date: June 2004
    * License: GPL
    */

    // get an array of the system classes
    $system_classes = get_declared_classes();

    // load the class and file
    foreach ($_SERVER['argv'] AS $i => $file)
    @include_once $file;

    // get the iteration count
    $iter = $_SERVER['argv'][count($_SERVER['argv'])-1];
    if ($iter < 1) $iter = 1;

    // benchmark every class
    foreach (array_diff(get_declared_classes(),$system_classes) AS $class) {
    print "\n-= $class =-\n";

    // create an instance
    $inst = new $class();

    // test each method
    foreach (get_class_methods($class) AS $method) {
    // get start time
    $start = microtime();

    // run method
    for ($i=0; $i<$iter; $i++) $inst->$method();

    // parse time
    $stop = microtime();
    list($start_usec, $start_sec) = explode(' ',$start);
    $start = ((float)$start_usec + (float)$start_sec);
    list($stop_usec, $stop_sec) = explode(' ',$stop);
    $stop = ((float)$stop_usec + (float)$stop_sec);
    $elapsed = ($stop-$start)*1000;

    // display elapsed time
    printf(" @ (%d) %15s: %4.3fms ~ %4.3fms\n", $iter, $method, $elapsed, $elapsed/$iter);
    }
    }

    ?>
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