atime_test: Define an atime performance test.

In atime: Asymptotic Timing

Define an atime performance test.

Description

Use this to define an element of your test.list in atime/tests.R, prior to running atime_pkg.

Usage

atime_test(
  N, setup, expr, times, seconds.limit, verbose,
  pkg.edit.fun, result, ...)

Arguments

N	numeric vector of data sizes to vary.
setup	expression to evaluate for every data size, before timings. In contrast to expr, no replacement of Package: is performed.
expr	code with package double-colon prefix, for example PKG::fun(argA, argB), where PKG is the name of the package specified by pkg.path. This code will be evaluated for each different package version, by replacing PKG: by PKG.SHA:. To run different versions of implicitly-called functions like DT[i,j], you need to call them explicitly, as in data.table:::`[.data.table`(DT,i,j).
times	number of times to evaluate each timed expression.
seconds.limit	if the median timing of any expression exceeds this many seconds, then no timings for larger N are computed.
verbose	logical, print messages after every data size?
pkg.edit.fun	function called to edit package before installation, should typically replace instances of PKG with PKG.SHA, default works with Rcpp packages.
result	logical, save results? (default FALSE)
...	named versions.

Value

List of expressions.

Author(s)

Toby Dylan Hocking

See Also

atime_test_list for defining common arguments in each element of the test list, atime_pkg for running tests.

Examples

atime::atime_test(
  N=c(1,10),
  setup=data.vec <- rnorm(N),
  expr=binsegRcpp::binseg("mean_norm",data.vec))

## https://github.com/tdhock/binsegRcpp/blob/atime-test-funs/.ci/atime/tests.R
## has a real example, see how to run it in tests/testthat/test-versions.R

atime documentation built on April 12, 2025, 1:12 a.m.