How to use the autoconfig.generator_path function in autoconfig
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gccxml / pygccxml / unittests / misc / test_performance.py View on Github 
def test_project_on_include_std_dot_hpp():
include_std_header = os.path.join(
autoconfig.data_directory,
'include_std.hpp')
clock_prev = timeit.default_timer()
dcache = parser.file_cache_t(dcache_file_name)
reader = parser.project_reader_t(
parser.xml_generator_configuration_t(
xml_generator_path=autoconfig.generator_path),
dcache)
reader.read_files([include_std_header])
dcache.flush()
clock_now = timeit.default_timer()
print('without cache: %f seconds' % (clock_now - clock_prev))
clock_prev = timeit.default_timer()
dcache = parser.file_cache_t(dcache_file_name)
reader = parser.project_reader_t(
parser.xml_generator_configuration_t(
xml_generator_path=autoconfig.generator_path),
dcache)
reader.read_files([include_std_header])
clock_now = timeit.default_timer()
print('with cache : %f seconds' % (clock_now - clock_prev))clock_prev = timeit.default_timer()
dcache = parser.file_cache_t(dcache_file_name)
reader = parser.source_reader_t(
parser.xml_generator_configuration_t(
xml_generator_path=autoconfig.generator_path),
dcache)
reader.read_file(windows_header)
dcache.flush()
clock_now = timeit.default_timer()
print('without cache: %f seconds' % (clock_now - clock_prev))
clock_prev = timeit.default_timer()
dcache = parser.file_cache_t(dcache_file_name)
reader = parser.source_reader_t(
parser.xml_generator_configuration_t(
xml_generator_path=autoconfig.generator_path),
dcache)
reader.read_file(windows_header)
clock_now = timeit.default_timer()
print('with cache : %f seconds' % (clock_now - clock_prev))autoconfig
Simple environment, logging, and sys.path setup from a config file
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