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import QtQuick 2.0

// The base of all benchmarks. Please be careful with how much you add to this.
// It is not instantiated often (only once per "run"), but it is always present,
// so no low-duration timers etc.
Item {
    id: root

    // How many iterations to run "right now"? Note that some shells
    // (Shell_SustainedFpsWithCount.qml at least) dynamically alter this value
    // while the benchmark is running.
    property int count: 0

    // How many iterations to copy to 'count'? The 'static' shells use this
    // value.
    property int staticCount: 0

    // A boolean benchmark has only two meaningful outputs: good, or bad. An
    // contrived example of this would be a benchmark that ensured that we could
    // render more than 10 frames in 5 seconds of real-world time (in practice,
    // this isn't too useful, but there are real world cases).
    //
    // This property is simply of use to help mark these tests so they are not
    // misinterpreted.
    property bool isBooleanResult: false;

    // Used to provide a constant "tick" that benchmarks can hook into.
    property real t
    NumberAnimation on t { from: 0; to: 1; duration: 1000; loops: Animation.Infinite }
}