CBTEST(1)
πΈ NAME πΈ
okay so bestie, let me put you on. this is cbtest β and yes, the manual name is CBTEST(1), section 1, we're in the big leagues now π
cbtest is a utility for facility test and performance test of QDBM Cabin. that's it. that's the whole job. she tests facilities, she tests performance, she serves cunt, periodt. π
β¨ SYNOPSIS β¨
here's the vibe check β this is exactly how you're allowed to call her:
cbtest sort [-d] rnum
cbtest strstr [-d] rnum
cbtest list [-d] rnum
cbtest map [-d] rnum
cbtest wicked rnum
cbtest misc
π DESCRIPTION π
the command cbtest is a utility for facility test and performance test. bestie, measure the execution time of the command β that's literally the whole point, she's a speedrun timer for your data structures. β±οΈβ¨
this command is used in the following format. rnum specifies the number of records β like, how many of them. the whole flock. all the girlies. π¦
so here's the menu, one by one:
cbtest sort [-d] rnum
perform test of sorting algorithms. she sorts. that's her thing. π
cbtest sort [-d] rnum
perform test of string locating algorithms. π
not me reading the manpage and the manpage literally says sort twice π bestie i am NOT the one who wrote this, i am simply the messenger, i do not edit, i do not fix, i report. the facts stay the facts, no cap. π
cbtest list [-d] rnum
perform writing test of list. π
cbtest map [-d] rnum
perform writing test of map. πΊοΈ
cbtest wicked rnum
perform updating operations of list and map selected at random. she's chaotic, she's picking at random, she's wicked for a reason β the name is accurate, the name is iconic, the name ate. π₯
cbtest misc
perform test of miscellaneous routines. the little grab-bag of odds and ends. the junk drawer. we love her. π
π«Ά the options, bestie π«Ά
Options feature the following.
-dβ read and show data of the result. like, actually show you the receipts. π
π― exit status moment
this command returns 0 on success, and another on failure. so like, zero = slay, not-zero = not slay. check your exit codes, bestie, they will not lie to you. π―
π SEE ALSO π
go read those too, i'm not gatekeeping, we don't gatekeep in this house. π«Ά
π AUTHOR π
QDBM was written by Mikio Hirabayashi <mikio@fallabs.com>. the icon, the legend, the moment. we bow. πββοΈβ¨
and that's the whole page, bestie!! this one's from Quick Database Manager, dated 2005-06-01 β so she's vintage, she's classic, she's been serving since before some of us were born π take care of her, measure your execution times, and go slay. mwah. ππ π
π¦ where this page comes from
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