Benchmarking

#1 Post by **Bibian** » 09 Jun 2008, 21:22

Do we really still need this in the SVN code? isn't it just sucking away cpu cycles for no reason?
It was handy when we were switching to the new setup with the AI and all, but does anyone even still care about this?

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#2 Post by **sli** » 09 Jun 2008, 21:26

Voted no because I've never seen anything done with the benchmarking results.

#3 Post by **Motivus** » 10 Jun 2008, 04:31

We need some way to benchmark things, but having it enabled for most people is pointless.

#4 Post by **sli** » 10 Jun 2008, 11:48

Maybe make it part of the debugging code that can simply be disabled.

#5 Post by **Bibian** » 10 Jun 2008, 12:17

right now its a bitch to turn off... you have to set an enviroment var NDEBUG or DEBUG to 0 or w/e...

#6 Post by **Motivus** » 10 Jun 2008, 12:41

Bibian wrote:right now its a bitch to turn off... you have to set an enviroment var NDEBUG or DEBUG to 0 or w/e...

Releases have it turned off, right?

#7 Post by **sli** » 10 Jun 2008, 12:50

Bibian wrote:right now its a bitch to turn off... you have to set an enviroment var NDEBUG or DEBUG to 0 or w/e...

Seriously? Are you kidding me? You mean I have to do this to turn off debugging?

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$ export DEBUG=0

#8 Post by **Bibian** » 10 Jun 2008, 16:22

have fun doing that on windows

or even telling noobs howto turn it off...

#9 Post by **sli** » 10 Jun 2008, 17:09

It's easy on Windows, but I've had to explain what a "right click" is, before...

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