One can now chose clipping or no clipping (--clipping or -c) and the drawing
mode. The ClippedLineTest is removed, since that was a dup of RandomLines
anyways.


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One can now chose clipping or no clipping (--clipping or -c) and the drawing
mode. The ClippedLineTest is removed, since that was a dup of RandomLines
anyways.


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Make Benchmark pick up the test you want to run from the command line args.


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* Added a SetupClipping() method to Test baseclass, which adds about 400
small clipping holes to the TestView user clipping.
* Added a bunch of new tests. Here are some numbers from the test enviro

* Added a SetupClipping() method to Test baseclass, which adds about 400
small clipping holes to the TestView user clipping.
* Added a bunch of new tests. Here are some numbers from the test environment,
which is similar to running Haiku in VESA mode:

Horizontal lines per second:
Haiku: 192964.663 (117,7%)
ZETA: 163977.006

Vertical lines per second:
Haiku: 90109.985 (276.9%)
ZETA: 32538.458

Random lines per second:
Haiku: 7998.451 (23.1%)
ZETA: 34602.539

Random colored lines per second:
Haiku: 7976.437 (22.9%)
ZETA: 34788.247

Random clipped lines per second:
Haiku: 262.180 (2.5%)
ZETA: 10394.794

Clipped glyphs per second:
Haiku: 5911.526 (1.0%)
ZETA: 590508.726

Obviously the clipping performance is a punch in the stomache.



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