public void NativeLoaderBenchmark()
{
using (var ldr = new TlgLoader(_tlgBytes))
{
int w = ldr.Bitmap.Width;
ldr.Bitmap.Dispose();
}
}
static void MemoryTest()
{
var target = File.Exists("test.tlg") ? "test.tlg" : "NewGame5.tlg";
TlgImageConverter converter = new TlgImageConverter();
var original = File.ReadAllBytes(target);
Console.WriteLine("TLG bytes loaded.");
Console.ReadLine();
//Pure managed!
using (var ms = new MemoryStream(original))
{
using (BinaryReader br = new BinaryReader(ms))
{
Bitmap b = converter.Read(br);
b.Dispose();
}
}
Console.WriteLine("Managed done.");
Console.ReadLine();
GC.Collect();
using (TlgLoader ldr = new TlgLoader(original))
{
Bitmap b = ldr.Bitmap;
b.Dispose();
}
//You can still access b's properties here (out of `using` scope) if you don't dispose it,
//but you can not call `Save` or `LockBits` etc. because the data is deleted.
Console.WriteLine("NativeLoader done.");
Console.ReadLine();
GC.Collect();
//By default `ToBitmap` copies data to managed side so you can call `Save` as you want.
//Set `useUnmanagedScan0 = true` to make it behave like TlgLoader but no one deletes the data!!
Bitmap b2 = TlgNative.ToBitmap(original, out _);
b2.Dispose();
Console.WriteLine("NativeCopy done.");
Console.ReadLine();
GC.Collect();
Console.WriteLine("All done.");
Console.ReadLine();
}
