static bool Bench()
{
Mandelbrot m = new Mandelbrot();
Julia j = new Julia(-0.62, 0.41);
double mResult = m.Render();
double jResult = j.Render();
return(true);
}
public double Test()
{
Mandelbrot m = new Mandelbrot();
Julia j = new Julia(-0.62, 0.41);
double mResult = m.Render();
double jResult = j.Render();
return(mResult + jResult);
}
public static void Main()
{
Mandelbrot m = new Mandelbrot();
Julia j = new Julia(-0.62, 0.41);
// DateTime begin = DateTime.Now;
double mres = m.Render();
double jres = j.Render();
// DateTime end = DateTime.Now;
// Console.Write("Mandelbrot:{0} Julia:{1} takes {2} ms", mres, jres, (end - begin).TotalMilliseconds);
Console.Write("Mandelbrot:");
Console.Write(mres);
Console.Write(" Julia:");
Console.Write(jres);
// Don't print the amount of milliseconds, because adding this type
// of nondeterminism makes it hard to verify the program's
// correctness by its output.
// Console.Write(" takes ");
// Console.Write((end - begin).TotalMilliseconds);
// Console.Write(" ms");
Console.WriteLine();
}
static bool Bench()
{
Mandelbrot m = new Mandelbrot();
Julia j = new Julia(-0.62, 0.41);
double mResult = m.Render();
double jResult = j.Render();
return true;
}
