public void GivenANewPeriod()
{
var program = new LotteryProgram();
context.Add("period", program.p);
context.Add("vendor", program.lv);
context.Add("program", program);
}
static void Main(string[] args)
{
var program = new LotteryProgram();
var vendor = program.lv;
Console.WriteLine("Time is {0}", DateTime.Now);
vendor.StartSimulatedTicketSales(10_000);
Console.WriteLine("Tickets sold: {0}", program.p.soldTickets.Count);
Console.WriteLine("Time is {0}", DateTime.Now);
vendor.StartSimulatedTicketSales(10_000);
Console.WriteLine("Tickets sold: {0}", program.p.soldTickets.Count);
Console.WriteLine("Time is {0}", DateTime.Now);
vendor.StartSimulatedTicketSales(10_000);
Console.WriteLine("Tickets sold: {0}", program.p.soldTickets.Count);
Console.WriteLine("Time is {0}", DateTime.Now);
Console.WriteLine("Now I will Process the drawing {0}", DateTime.Now);
program.ClosePeriodSales();
program.p.DrawWinningTicket();
program.p.ComputeWinners();
//replicating Tanner
var y = program.p.ResultsByPlayer("threadSpawned");
var x = program.p.ResultsByWinLevel();
Console.WriteLine("Now I will close the period and save everything to DB {0}", DateTime.Now);
program.ResetPeriod();
Console.WriteLine("DB has been saved. New period started. {0}", DateTime.Now);
LotteryStatistics ls = new LotteryStatistics();
ls.DBStatsAllPeriods();
Console.WriteLine("stats all periods done");
//Note: The OS is using almost 10G of memory for 65M tickets.
// on my laptop with 16G, I stop at 63M tickets and it can complete in 50 seconds
// If, I chose 90M tickets, I don't finish because I force the OS to swap memory fiercely
// PREVENT MEMORY HOG - DON'T SELL TO MANY TICKETS for your memory
}
public StoreModel(IMemoryCache cache, LotteryProgram prog)
{
lp = prog;
}
public LotteryResultsModel(LotteryProgram lotteryProgram)
{
lp = lotteryProgram;
}
//lotteryvendor.lotteryprogram
//lotteryprogram has a lottery period
public SettingsModel(LotteryProgram lotteryProgram)
{
lp = lotteryProgram;
}
