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diff --git a/devtools/CompleteTestKit/fileTypeTests.py b/devtools/CompleteTestKit/fileTypeTests.py deleted file mode 100755 index 303eb5e..0000000 --- a/devtools/CompleteTestKit/fileTypeTests.py +++ /dev/null @@ -1,478 +0,0 @@ -#! /usr/bin/env python -from datetime import datetime -import sys,time,pygame,re -print "\n\nLoading..." -pygame.init() - -''' -The file type array will be iterated through as the test progresses to tell the program what extension and path to use for the images - -Current issue is the fact that the attributes declared in the upper method is not being seen or involved in the inner methods -ergo, I must manually pass the details to and from the getValues(keyIn) to the other method objects. I will probably do this -in-line, if it allows me, as I call the other objects. This should get interesting. Actually, that would call the getValues as many -times as I have requested a test, defeating the purpose of having a module that collects data pertenent to these tests once before -the tests are run; so i will run the getVal() return the data in an array which is then passed onto all def's thereafter. - -preferences[0] - All Tests - - [0][0] - screenWidth - [0][1] - screenHeight - [0][2] - images - [0][3] - trials - [0][9] - file to write to... -preferences[1] - speedTest Specific - None currenlty inplimented -preferences[2] - scaleTest Specific - [2][0] - scale x - [2][1] - scale y -''' -def getValues(keyIn): -#trialSize=None - preferences={} - - print "\nTest Details\nFor default values, please leave the field blank" - preferences[0]={} - try: - print "\nSet size, formatted as '>width,height':" - print "Default value is '600,400'." - screenSize = str(raw_input('>>>')) - screenSize = screenSize.split(',') - preferences[0][0] = int(screenSize[0]) - preferences[0][1] = int(screenSize[1]) - - except: - print "Value was erroneous/blank, Default set..." - preferences[0][0]=600 - preferences[0][1]=400 - try: - print "\nHow many images would you like to draw?" - print "Default value is 5 images." - preferences[0][2]=int(raw_input('>>>')) - except: - print "Value was erroneous/blank, Default set..." - preferences[0][2]=5 - try: - print "\nHow many trials would you like to run?" - print "Default value is 5 trials." - preferences[0][3]=int(raw_input('>>>')) - except: - print "Value was erroneous/blank, Default set..." - preferences[0][3]=5 - if '2' in keyIn: - preferences[2]={} - try: - print "\nWhat would you like to scale the images to in the scalability test? (format as '>width,height', in pixels)" - print "NOTE: Scalability test is built to resize from 160x160, 80x80, 69x69 and 40x40 pixel sizes" - sizeTo = raw_input(">>>").split(',') - preferences[2][0] = int(sizeTo[0]) - preferences[2][1] = int(sizeTo[1]) - except: - print "Value was erroneous/blank, Default set..." - preferences[2][0] = 40 - preferences[2][1] = 40 - - print "END OF INFO GATHERING - Testing beginning now...\n" - return preferences - -'''Image() Animation Test -This test will simply load the image(s) to screen, and move them around to -create a CPU stressful environment. The performance of the CPU in this -environment is measured in the average frame rate demonstrated in a sample of -500 frames. Once this test is completed and written to file, the test is rerun -using surface.convert() to see if converting all of the different file types -will consequentially even out the framerates between tests. -''' -def imgTest(preferences): - ftArr=[ - [".bmp","./art/BMP16/"], [".bmp","./art/BMP24/"] , [".bmp","./art/BMP32/"], - [".gif","./art/GIF/" ] , [".gif","./art/GIFT/" ] , [ ".jpg","./art/JPG1/"], - [".jpg","./art/JPG2/"] , [".jpg","./art/JPG3/" ] , [ ".jpg","./art/JPG4/"], - [".png","./art/PNGI/"] , [".png","./art/PNGT/" ] - ] - screenWidth = preferences[0][0] - screenHeight = preferences[0][1] - numImages = preferences[0][2] - maxTrial = preferences[0][3] - try: - f=preferences[0][9] - except: - f=preferences[0][9]=open('./logs/Test Results - %s.csv'%str(datetime.now()),'a') - f.write("\n\nSpeed Test - "+str(datetime.now())) - f.write(",Width (pixels)"+','+"Height (pixels)"+','+"Trial Runs"+','+"Image Objects Drawn") - f.write("\n,"+str(screenWidth)+','+str(screenHeight)+','+str(maxTrial)+','+str(numImages)) - f.write("\nFile Type"+','+"Time taken to load images to memory"+','+"Trials (frames per second)") - ft="" #filetype - img={} - r=0 #frame refreshes - i=1 #cycles images - t=0 #trial number n - print "width,height", - print screenWidth, - print ",", - print screenHeight - screen = pygame.display.set_mode( [int(screenWidth),int(screenHeight)] ) #Screen Set 600x400 - background = 152, 251, 152 # pale green - - while 1: - cnt=numImages - try:ft=ftArr[t] - except: - print "\nTest Complete\n" - break - f.seek(0,2) - f.write(str('\n'+ft[1]+' Speed Test')) - f.seek(0,2) - start=time.time() - imgSwitch={ - 1: pygame.image.load("%s2%s"%(ft[1],ft[0])), - 2: pygame.image.load("%s3%s"%(ft[1],ft[0])), - 3: pygame.image.load("%s4%s"%(ft[1],ft[0])), - 4: pygame.image.load("%s5%s"%(ft[1],ft[0])), - 5: pygame.image.load("%s6%s"%(ft[1],ft[0])), - 6: pygame.image.load("%s7%s"%(ft[1],ft[0])), - 7: pygame.image.load("%s8%s"%(ft[1],ft[0])), - 8: pygame.image.load("%s9%s"%(ft[1],ft[0])), - } - f.write(',') - f.write(str(time.time()-start)) - #print time.time()-start() - print "Speed Test: "+ft[1]+" extension "+ft[0] - trial=maxTrial - - while trial>0: - while cnt>0: - img[cnt,0]= pygame.image.load("%s1%s"%(ft[1],ft[0])) - img[cnt,1]= img[cnt,0].get_rect() - img[cnt,2]= [2,2] #speed - m=cnt*40 # named m cause i wanted some m&ms - img[cnt,1]=img[cnt,1].move(m,m) #see? (it wasn't as tasty though) - cnt=cnt-1 - - r=0 - start=time.time() - while 1: - cnt=numImages - while cnt>0: - print cnt - img[cnt,0]=imgSwitch.get(i,None) - if img[cnt,1].left < 0 or img[cnt,1].right > screenWidth: - img[cnt,2]=[ -img[cnt,2][0], img[cnt,2][1] ] - if img[cnt,1].top < 0 or img[cnt,1].bottom > screenHeight: - img[cnt,2]=[ img[cnt,2][0], -img[cnt,2][1] ] - img[cnt,1] = img[cnt,1].move(img[cnt,2]) - screen.blit(img[cnt,0],img[cnt,1]) - cnt=cnt-1 - pygame.display.flip() - i=i+1 - if i>8: i=1 - screen.fill(background) - r=r+1 - if r>500: break - - print 1/((time.time()-start)/r) - f.seek(0,2) - f.write(','+str(1/((time.time()-start)/r))) - trial=trial-1 - t=t+1 - - ft="" #filetype - img={} - r=0 #frame refreshes - i=1 #cycles images - t=0 #trial number n - - f.write("\n\nNow using .convert()") - f.write("\nFile Type"+','+"Time taken to load images to memory"+','+"Trials (frames per second)") - ft="" #filetype - img={} - r=0 #frame refreshes - i=1 #cycles images - t=0 #trial number n - - screen = pygame.display.set_mode( [screenWidth,screenHeight] ) #Screen Set 600x400 - background = 152, 251, 152 # pale green - - while 1: - cnt=numImages - try:ft=ftArr[t] - except: - print "\nTest Complete\n" - break - f.seek(0,2) - f.write(str('\n'+ft[1]+' Speed convert() Test')) - f.seek(0,2) - start=time.time() - imgSwitch={ - 1: pygame.image.load("%s2%s"%(ft[1],ft[0])).convert(), - 2: pygame.image.load("%s3%s"%(ft[1],ft[0])).convert(), - 3: pygame.image.load("%s4%s"%(ft[1],ft[0])).convert(), - 4: pygame.image.load("%s5%s"%(ft[1],ft[0])).convert(), - 5: pygame.image.load("%s6%s"%(ft[1],ft[0])).convert(), - 6: pygame.image.load("%s7%s"%(ft[1],ft[0])).convert(), - 7: pygame.image.load("%s8%s"%(ft[1],ft[0])).convert(), - 8: pygame.image.load("%s9%s"%(ft[1],ft[0])).convert(), - } - f.write(',') - f.write( str(time.time()-start) ) - print "Convert Test: "+ft[1]+" extension "+ft[0] - trial=maxTrial - - while trial>0: - while cnt>0: - img[cnt,0]= pygame.image.load("%s1%s"%(ft[1],ft[0])) - img[cnt,1]= img[cnt,0].get_rect() - img[cnt,2]= [2,2] #speed - m=cnt*40 # named m cause i wanted some m&ms - img[cnt,1]=img[cnt,1].move(m,m) #see? (it wasn't as tasty though) - cnt=cnt-1 - - r=0 - start=time.time() - while 1: - cnt=numImages - while cnt>0: - img[cnt,0]=imgSwitch.get(i,None) - if img[cnt,1].left < 0 or img[cnt,1].right > screenWidth: - img[cnt,2]=[ -img[cnt,2][0], img[cnt,2][1] ] - if img[cnt,1].top < 0 or img[cnt,1].bottom > screenHeight: - img[cnt,2]=[ img[cnt,2][0], -img[cnt,2][1] ] - img[cnt,1] = img[cnt,1].move(img[cnt,2]) - screen.blit(img[cnt,0],img[cnt,1]) - cnt=cnt-1 - pygame.display.flip() - i=i+1 - if i>8: i=1 - screen.fill(background) - r=r+1 - if r>500: break - - print 1/((time.time()-start)/r) - f.seek(0,2) - f.write(','+str(1/((time.time()-start)/r))) - trial=trial-1 - - t=t+1 - -'''Scalability Test -The scalability test is still very much hard coded and not very elegant, but -this is a theme with all our code. - -The pseudo-code goes as follows: -Gather in varaibles such as how many trials, images to draw on screen, and what -to resize the 160, 80, 69, and 40 pixel square images to. - -Then the code will generate the lists reflecting which directories to access -and their associated filetypes and finally there are loops to cycle through -trials where 500 frames of n moving images are placed onto the screen after -they are transform.scale()'d and convert()'d - -Last step, information is printed to the terminal and, once implemented, to -a .csv file in the logs directory. -''' -def scaleTest(preferences): - -# delete these 3 lines when tests have proven program functional -#make=input("How many images would you like to load?\n>") numImages -#trial=input("How many runs per trial?\n>") -#sizeTo=input("What would you like to resize to? Seperate with a comma, eg: x,y\n>" ) - - sizeTo = [ preferences[2][0],preferences[2][1] ] - screenWidth = preferences[0][0] - screenHeight = preferences[0][1] - numImages = preferences[0][2] - maxTrial = preferences[0][3] - try: - f=preferences[0][9] - except: - f=preferences[0][9]=open('./logs/Test Results - %s.csv'%str(datetime.now()),'a') - - img={} - ft="" #filetype - r=0 #frame refreshes - i=1 #cycles images - size = screenWidth,screenHeight - t=0 #trial number n - colorkey=(255, 152, 0) - -# paths to and extensions for image files to be turned into surfaces - ftArr=[ - [".bmp","art/BMP16/BMP16100/"] , - [".bmp","art/BMP16/BMP16173/"] , - [".bmp","art/BMP16/BMP16200/"] , - [".bmp","art/BMP16/BMP16400/"] , - [".bmp","art/BMP24/BMP24100/"] , - [".bmp","art/BMP24/BMP24173/"] , - [".bmp","art/BMP24/BMP24200/"] , - [".bmp","art/BMP24/BMP24400/"] , - [".gif","art/GIF/GIF100/"] , - [".gif","art/GIF/GIF173/"] , - [".gif","art/GIF/GIF200/"] , - [".gif","art/GIF/GIF400/"] , - [".gif","art/GIFT/GIFT100/"] , - [".gif","art/GIFT/GIFT173/"] , - [".gif","art/GIFT/GIFT200/"] , - [".gif","art/GIFT/GIFT400/"] , - [".png","art/PNGI/PNG100/"] , - [".png","art/PNGI/PNG173/"] , - [".png","art/PNGI/PNG200/"] , - [".png","art/PNGI/PNG400/"] , - [".png","art/PNGT/PNGT100/"] , - [".png","art/PNGT/PNGT173/"] , - [".png","art/PNGT/PNGT200/"] , - [".png","art/PNGT/PNGT400/"] ] - - f.write("\n\nScaling Test"+str(datetime.now())) - f.write(",Width (pixels)"+','+"Height (pixels)"+','+"Trial Runs"+','+"Image Objects Drawn") - f.write("\n,"+str(screenWidth)+','+str(screenHeight)+','+str(maxTrial)+','+str(numImages)) - f.write("\nFile Type"+','+"Time taken to load images to memory"+','+"Trials (frames per second)") - - screen = pygame.display.set_mode(size) - background = 152, 251, 152 # pale green - - #23456789123456789212345678931234567894123456789512345678961234567897123456789* - - # This is the beginning of the actual test loops; this program is a very rough - # learning exercise which we desire to polish to such a state that it can be - # used to accurately benchmark the XO laptop's speed capabilities - while 1: - cnt=numImages - try:ft=ftArr[t] - except: - print "\nTest Complete\n" - break - print "Scale Test: "+ft[1]+" extension "+ft[0] - trialthis=maxTrial - f.seek(0,2) - f.write(str('\n'+ft[1]+' Scale Test')) - f.seek(0,2) - start=time.time() - # This timer will reflect the time taken to load and resize images in memory - switcher = { - # This is also where we need advise regarding implementing convert() - 1: pygame.transform.scale( pygame.image.load("%s2%s"%(ft[1],ft[0])).convert(),(sizeTo[0],sizeTo[1] )), - 2: pygame.transform.scale( pygame.image.load("%s3%s"%(ft[1],ft[0])).convert(),(sizeTo[0],sizeTo[1] )), - 3: pygame.transform.scale( pygame.image.load("%s4%s"%(ft[1],ft[0])).convert(),(sizeTo[0],sizeTo[1] )), - 4: pygame.transform.scale( pygame.image.load("%s5%s"%(ft[1],ft[0])).convert(),(sizeTo[0],sizeTo[1] )), - 5: pygame.transform.scale( pygame.image.load("%s6%s"%(ft[1],ft[0])).convert(),(sizeTo[0],sizeTo[1] )), - 6: pygame.transform.scale( pygame.image.load("%s7%s"%(ft[1],ft[0])).convert(),(sizeTo[0],sizeTo[1] )), - 7: pygame.transform.scale( pygame.image.load("%s8%s"%(ft[1],ft[0])).convert(),(sizeTo[0],sizeTo[1] )), - 8: pygame.transform.scale( pygame.image.load("%s9%s"%(ft[1],ft[0])).convert(),(sizeTo[0],sizeTo[1] )), - 9: pygame.transform.scale( pygame.image.load("%s1%s"%(ft[1],ft[0])).convert(),(sizeTo[0],sizeTo[1] )) - } - f.write(',') - f.write( str(time.time()-start) ) - # Here ends the loading section, and hereafter we jump into the main loop - while trialthis>0: - while cnt>0: - # establish the initial state for the images of the next trial - img[cnt,0]= pygame.image.load("%s1%s"%(ft[1],ft[0])) - img[cnt,0]= pygame.transform.scale(img[cnt,0],(sizeTo[0], sizeTo[1])) - img[cnt,1]= img[cnt,0].get_rect() - img[cnt,2]= [2,2] #speed - m=cnt*40 - # Here I move images to avoid indistinguishable stacks of image rectangles - img[cnt,1]=img[cnt,1].move(m,m) - cnt=cnt-1 - r=0 - start=time.time() - - while 1: - # This loop is the 'main event' so to speak, as it is the section that is - # measured in terms of frames per second - - cnt=numImages # For each 'ball' icon loaded - while cnt>0: # Cycle and check if the 'ball' should bounce off the wall - img[cnt,0]=switcher.get(i,None) - if img[cnt,1].left < 0 or img[cnt,1].right > screenWidth: - img[cnt,2]=[ -img[cnt,2][0], img[cnt,2][1] ] - if img[cnt,1].top < 0 or img[cnt,1].bottom > screenHeight: - img[cnt,2]=[ img[cnt,2][0], -img[cnt,2][1] ] - img[cnt,1] = img[cnt,1].move(img[cnt,2]) - # Move the 'ball' image accordingly, plot the change - screen.blit(img[cnt,0],img[cnt,1]) - cnt=cnt-1 - pygame.display.flip() - # "Make it so, number two," on those changes above - i=i+1 - if i>8: i=1 - screen.fill(background) - r=r+1 - if r>500: break - # After 500 frames, we print the average frame rate to the terminal - print 1/((time.time()-start)/r) - f.seek(0,2) - f.write(','+str(1/((time.time()-start)/r))) - trialthis=trialthis-1 - preferences[0][9]=f - t=t+1 - -def rotateTest(): - pass - - - - -#2345678911234567892123456789312345678941234567895123456789612345678971234567898 -while 1: - print "\n\nWelcome to the master File Type Tester Interface" - print "Authors: Scott 'JT' Mengel and Dave Silverman" - print "\nPlease select the test(s) you want to run in the order you want to run them (Do not seperate them with any characters)." - print "Please Note: The logs for the tests you are running will automatically be placed in the 'logs/' directory in the test folder as a .csv file. \n" - print "1. image.load() surface speed test (with and without surface.convert() testing)" - print "2. transform.scale() surface Selected Scalability Test" - print "3. transform.rotate() tests" - print "Other menu options to come!\n" - - acceptible='^[1-3]$' - list={ 1:imgTest, - 2:scaleTest, - 3:rotateTest } - keyIn="temp val" - - while 1: - keyIn=str(raw_input(">>>")) - if keyin. - for i in keyIn: - if not re.search(acceptible,i): break - else: - preferences=dict(getValues(keyIn)) - for i in keyIn: - list.get(int(i))(preferences) - break - break - -#ILY GEOFF A - -""" -CANVAS_SIZE=(600,400) -BLACK=(0,0,0) - -screen=pygame.display.set_mode(CANVAS_SIZE) -run=0 - -while 1: - pygame.display.set_caption("Test 1 : %s (Referred)" %(ftArr[run][2]) ) - # myimage[0] is the convert()'ed image surface, to remain untouched - myimage = [ - pygame.Surface.convert(pygame.image.load( "%s%s" %( ftArr[run][1],ftArr[run][0] ) )) , - pygame.Surface.convert(pygame.image.load( "%s%s" %( ftArr[run][1],ftArr[run][0] ) )), - pygame.Surface.convert(pygame.image.load( "%s%s" %( ftArr[run][1],ftArr[run][0] ) )).get_rect() , - 0 - ] - - iterate=0 - print "\nTest 1 : Same image referred evey time (original image not edited).\n" - while iterate<36: - - time.sleep(.5) - start=time.time() - myimage[3]= int( myimage[3] ) + 10 - myimage[1]=pygame.transform.rotate(myimage[0],myimage[3]) - myimage[2]=myimage[1].get_rect() - screen.fill(BLACK) - screen.blit( myimage[1] , - ( -( myimage[1].get_width() - myimage[0].get_width() )/2 , - -( myimage[1].get_height()-myimage[0].get_height() )/2 ) ) - - pygame.display.flip() -""" - |