// =====================================
// C/C++ Program Performance Measurement
// -------------------------------------
// Simple C/C++ Perfometer : Exception Handling
// Version CS-1.0
// -------------------------------------
// FILE : cps_test.cpp
// -------------------------------------
// Copyright (C) 2002-2004 Alex Vinokur
// mailto:alexvn <at> connect.to
// http://up.to/alexv
// =====================================

// ==============
#include "copystr.h"

#define STR_LEN 100

// ---------------
char cstr[STR_LEN];
struct char_identity
{
  char operator()(char ch) const { return ch; }
};

// ---------------
// ---------------
void data_init()
{
#define
  for (uint i = 0; i < STR_LEN; i++) cstr[i] = i;
}

// -----------------------
void func_memcpy()
{
vector<char> vect (STR_LEN);
  memcpy(&vect[0], cstr, STR_LEN);
}

void func_copy()
{
vector<char> vect;
  copy(cstr, cstr + STR_LEN, back_inserter(vect));
}

void func_copy_with_reserve()
{
vector<char> vect;
  vect.reserve(STR_LEN);
  copy(cstr, cstr + STR_LEN, back_inserter(vect));
}

void func_transform()
{
vector<char> vect (STR_LEN);
  transform(cstr, cstr + STR_LEN, vect.begin(), char_identity());
}

void func_ctor()
{
vector<char> vect (cstr, cstr + STR_LEN);
}

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