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hi,
attached is a small include to provide a "total macro calls" count, for
specified macros.
usage is v simple. after "instrumenting" the macro(s) of interest, in the
scene, write:
#include "tmc.inc"
#declare tmc_ = tmc_new();
...
tmc_report(tmc_)
the 'incr' macro is shown as an example of using 'tmc_add()', which does the
counting:
#macro _incr(v_,optional n_)
tmc_add(global.tmc_,"incr")
#if (!defined(local.n_))
#local n_ = 1;
#end
#local v_ = v_ + n_;
#end
add a call to 'tmc_add()' to every macro of interest, and that's it. the
'global' is not needed, but hey.. the following output is clipped from a puzzle
solver I'm playing with, from two different runs:
exiting solver, after 7th pass:
#hexas completed - 16
#slots completed - 27
puzzle '211126' solved.
-----[tmc]--------------------------------------------------------------
48 : setDigit
1042 : incr
16 : need2proc
21 : copySets
120 : isAvailable
10 : need3proc
336 : singleton
5 : need1proc
---------- : ----------
1598 : 8
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exiting solver, after 6th pass:
#hexas completed - 16
#slots completed - 25
puzzle '220531' solved.
-----[tmc]--------------------------------------------------------------
48 : setDigit
905 : incr
19 : need2proc
19 : copySets
88 : isAvailable
8 : need3proc
288 : singleton
7 : need1proc
---------- : ----------
1382 : 8
------------------------------------------------------------------------
perhaps I ought to sort the output by name :-), suggestions/feedback welcome.
in case there's interest,
I'll post the image for the '220531' puzzle in p.b.i.
enjoy, jr.
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"jr" <cre### [at] gmail com> wrote:
> attached is a small include to provide a "total macro calls" count, for
> specified macros.
posting a cleaned-up version, the macros were renamed in camelCase to fit with
other includes. in case it ("the obvious") needs saying - counters can also be
used outside of macros, for instance per-case in a '#switch', or per-branch in
some '#if ... #end'.
enjoy, jr.
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