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shopping cart shopping cart PCWeek uses a benchmark they invented called Tak which performs 63,609 recursive method calls per pass. The algorithm is simple: If y is greater than or equal to x, Tak(x, y, z) is z. This is the nonrecursive stopping condition. Otherwise, if y is less than x, Tak(x, y, z) is Tak(Tak(x-1, y, z), Tak(y-1, z, x), Tak(z-1, x, y)). The Tak benchmark calculates Tak(18, 12, 6) between 100 and 10000 times and reports the number of passes per second.

shopping cart For more information about the Tak benchmark see Peter Coffee's article, "Tak test stands the test of time" on p. 91 of the 9-30-1996 PCWeek. (The article may be on PCWeek's web site somewhere, but regrettably that site, while it looks pretty, is lacking some basic navigation aids. I was unable to locate the article, either directly or through their search engine. If anyone finds the URL let me know.

shopping cart )Below is my variation of this benchmark. There are overloaded integer and floating point versions of the Tak method. Integer is used by default. If the -f flag is given on the command line, the floating point method is used. The number of passes to make may also be entered from the command line.

shopping cart If it is not, 1000 passes are made. The Java Date class is used to time that part of the test where the benchmarking is done. import java.util.Date; public class Tak { public static void main(String[] args) { boolean useFloat = false; int numpasses; for (int i = 0; i < args.

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