On 6/15/07, Vladimir N. Makarov <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
People from gcc community found that GCC performance tracking at
RedHat stopped after Diego left RedHat. As I understand this was
helpful for some of them. Therefore we decided to resume GCC
Performance Tracking on GCC. This work is based on Diego Novillo's
scripts (Diego, thanks for the good scripts) with the following
changes:
First off, thanks!
o Only Intel Core2 machine is used now for this. I don't plan to do
performance tracking for other machines (like PPC, AMD, and Itanium)
because they are already tested by SUSE and I don't want a
duplication and to use rare not mainstream machines which could be
used for development purposes in RedHat.
Just to summarize what we test at SUSE currently:
- SPEC2000 is tested in various variants on AMD x86_64, including
32bit results and FDO runs.
- SPEC2000 is tested on ia64
- SPEC2006 is tested on AMD x86_64, but results are currently not
accessible to the outside (we need to go over the SPEC reporting
rules)
so, no PPC testing from us (the old testing machine died and we don't
have a replacement for it). So, if you happen to have a machine for
PPC testing then this would be nice. Maybe IBM can set up such as well.
The performance tracking results is on
https://vmakarov.108.redhat.com/nonav/spec/index.html
To beat Gerald here - can you update gcc.gnu.org/benchmarks.html?
Thanks,
Richard.
