!SortTest

v0.10 (11 Nov 2014)


The SortTest program provides a test bed for integer sort routines, to help to make it easy to create consistent, comparable results, with plug-in sort programs that just do a sort. Test runs of the sorts are controlled by a simple script file. This should enable effort to be concentrated on the sort programs themselves!


Example script input

Title: Example Sort tests

Items: 100,500,1000,2000

OSHeap
ArmSort
BasicQuick
AsmQuick1


Example output using script

SortTest   v0.10      Tue,11 Nov 2014.11:43:30

Test: Sample - Example Sort tests
Create 2000 Random (Seed=1234567) Integers.. done

OSHeap         
    Pass       Items     Seconds   Seconds/M    Check
       1         100       0.001        7.86     ok
       2         500       0.001        1.84     ok
       3        1000       0.001        1.28     ok
       4        2000       0.002        1.11     ok

ArmSort        Module v4.08 loaded
       1         100       0.001       10.24     ok
       2         500       0.001        2.66     ok
       3        1000       0.002        1.52     ok
       4        2000       0.002        0.98     ok

BasicQuick     From MSA collection
       1         100       0.005       46.02     ok
       2         500       0.022       44.60     ok
       3        1000       0.048       48.20     ok
       4        2000       0.101       50.38     ok

AsmQuick1      By Jan de Boer, adapted by Kuemmel. Non-Recursive
       1         100       0.001        7.41     ok
       2         500       0.001        1.46     ok
       3        1000       0.001        0.83     ok
       4        2000       0.001        0.62     ok

SortTest took    0.00 Minutes   Tue,11 Nov 2014.11:43:30

Change History

v0.10 11 Nov 2014. Initial Beta release version


How to obtain SortTest

To download please click on !SortTest (22 kByte Zip Archive)


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