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diff --git a/TAO/tests/OctetSeq/README b/TAO/tests/OctetSeq/README deleted file mode 100644 index de0d10c571c..00000000000 --- a/TAO/tests/OctetSeq/README +++ /dev/null @@ -1,44 +0,0 @@ -# $Id$ - -= server, client - - This test verifies that the optimizations for octet sequences -don't have strange side effects. The clients sends a number of octet -sequences that are stored by the server, it then queries the CRC -checksum for several of them (at random) to verify that the contents -are intact. - To run this test try: - -$ server -o test.ior -$ client -k file://test.ior -i 10000 -v - -= OctetSeq - - This test measures the time it takes to marshal sequences of -octets of different sizes. Since TAO optimizes octet sequence -marshaling it was interesting to compare that time with the time to -marshal sequences of chars (which could be optimized also, but there -is no need for it). - - The test accepts a few options: - - -l <low> - Sets the minimum size of the sequences tested. - - -h <high> - The maximum size of the sequences tested. - - -s <step> - Increase the size of the sequence from <low> to <high> - in increments of <step> - - -n <iter> - The number of iterations (marshaling/demarshaling) - done for each loop. - - -q - Be quiet, only print the summary data.... - - Example: - -$ ./OctetSeq -l 4096 -h 8192 -s 16 -n 32 -q |