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Speed Test Example and Template for a New Package
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Purpose
*******
CppAD has a set of speed tests that are used to compare
AD packages.
This section can be used as a starting point for linking a new package
to he CppAD speed tests.

Files
*****
Use the following command, in the
:ref:`download@Distribution Directory` ,
to see which files link the example package ``xpackage``
to the speed tests:

   ``git grep -l xpackage``

Template
********
Suppose *your_package* is the name of a package you
want to add to the speed tests.
If you are using a Unix system,
executing the following commands in the distribution directory
will use ``xpackage`` as a template for your package:

| |tab| ``cp -r speed/xpackage speed/`` *your_package*
| |tab| ``for file in`` ` ``ls speed/`` *your_package* `
| |tab| ``do``
| |tab| |tab| ``sed -i speed/`` *your_package* / ``$file`` \\
| |tab| |tab| |tab| ``-e`` ' ``s/xpackage/`` *your_package* /' \\
| |tab| |tab| |tab| ``-e`` ' ``s/Xpackage/`` *Your_package* /' \\
| |tab| |tab| |tab| ``-e`` ' ``s/CPPAD_XPACKAGE_SPEED/`` *YOUR_PACKGE* /'
| |tab| ``done``
| |tab| ``git checkout speed/CMakeLists.txt``
| |tab| ``sed -i speed/CMakeLists.txt`` \\
| |tab| |tab| ``-e`` ' ``s/^.`` * ( ``xpackage`` )/ ``ADD_SUBDIRECTORY`` ( *your_package* )\\ ``n&/`` '
| |tab| ``git checkout speed/main.cpp``
| |tab| ``line1`` ='# ``ifdef CPPAD_`` *YOUR_PACKAGE* _ ``SPEED`` '
| |tab| ``line2`` ='# ``define AD_PACKAGE`` " *your_package* "'
| |tab| ``line3`` ='# ``endif`` '
| |tab| ``sed -i speed/main.cpp`` \\
| |tab| |tab| ``-e`` "/ ``CPPAD_XPACKAGE_SPEED/s/^/$line1\n$line2\n$line3\n/`` "

where *your_package* has been replaced by the name of the new package
*Your_package* is a capitalized version of the name, and
*YOUR_PACKAGE* is an all caps version of the name.

Running Tests
*************
Starting in the distribution directory,
the following commands will build the new package version of the tests:

| |tab| ``bin/run_cmake.sh --no_optional``
| |tab| ``cd build/speed/`` *your_package*
| |tab| ``make check_speed_`` *your_package* ``VERBOSE`` =1

This should result in the following output:

| |tab| ...
| |tab| *your_package* _ ``det_lu_available`` = ``false``
| |tab| *your_package* _ ``det_minor_available`` = ``false``
| |tab| *your_package* _ ``mat_mul_available`` = ``false``
| |tab| *your_package* _ ``ode_available`` = ``false``
| |tab| *your_package* _ ``poly_available`` = ``false``
| |tab| *your_package* _ ``sparse_hessian_available`` = ``false``
| |tab| *your_package* _ ``sparse_jacobian_available`` = ``false``
| |tab| ``All 0 correctness tests passed.``
| |tab| ``No memory leak detected``
| |tab| ``speed main: OK``
| |tab| [100%] ``Built target check_speed_`` *your_package*

You can not edit one or more of the * . ``cpp`` files in the
*your_package* directory so that the corresponding speed test
is available and then run the corresponding test using the
:ref:`speed_main-name` instructions.
See :ref:`speed_cppad-name` for examples of how to do this for each
of the speed tests.

Contents
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{xrst_toc_list
   speed/xpackage/det_minor.cpp
   speed/xpackage/det_lu.cpp
   speed/xpackage/mat_mul.cpp
   speed/xpackage/ode.cpp
   speed/xpackage/poly.cpp
   speed/xpackage/sparse_hessian.cpp
   speed/xpackage/sparse_jacobian.cpp
}

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