main.cpp

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/*

CS391 Project 3 Profiler Scenario
This is adapted from Cody Pritchard's PHY350/399 Fluid Simulation Work

This sample provides a nice, juicy, CPU intensive application to test
your profiler on for project 3.

*/
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#include <windows.h>
#include "Fluid.h"
#include "Profiler.h"

Fluid* FLUID = NULL;

void InitializeDirectX();
int RunDirectX();

// Frame Update Function - Called Every Frame
void CALLBACK OnFrameMove( double /*fTime*/, float /*fElapsedTime*/, void* /*pUserContext*/ )
{
	FLUID->Update( FluidTimestep );
}

// main
INT WINAPI wWinMain( HINSTANCE, HINSTANCE, LPWSTR, int )
{
    Profiler profiler(10000, "profiled_report.txt");
	FLUID = new Fluid();
	FLUID->Create( 1.6f, 1.2f );

#ifdef _DEBUG
	// This runs really slow in Debug.  Understand?  Comment out this line, then change the next line to 0.2f
	//#error Do NOT submit a profiler report for the DEBUG version.  Understand?  You may comment out this line.
	FLUID->Fill( 0.2f );
#else
	// Do NOT change the simulation size for the profiler report you submit.
	FLUID->Fill( 0.5f );
#endif

	InitializeDirectX();

	int retval = RunDirectX();

	delete FLUID; FLUID = NULL;
	return retval;
}