OGS6 matrix benchmarking copy from Eigen3-BTL
It is better to compile the code outside the source tree. In the ogs6-btl/
directory create build directory
mkdir build
cd buildCall cmake to prepare makefiles
cmake ../btlAnd, finally, compile benchmarks executing
makeTo create benchmarks for any of the interfaces present in btl/libs/
corresponding libraries has to be found in "usual" system directories like
/usr/lib/, or environment variables for specific library location has to be
provided to cmake. To create benchmarks for ATLAS libraries installed in
$HOME/local/lib/, for example, call cmake as:
ATLASDIR=$HOME/local/lib cmake ../btlTo run the benchmarks use ctest: In the build/ directory
ctest -VSee further documentation in btl's README file in the
ogs6-btl/btl/ directory.
After the benchmarks are done the results are written into the build/ directory
in libs/<library interface>/bench_.*.dat files.
In the results/ directory create another directory corresponding to your cpu
(on linux you can find out cpu information with cat /proc/cpuinfo) like
intel_core_i5-2430M@2.4GHz/. Copy the
above bench_.*.dat files there
cp build/libs/*/bench_*.dat results/<your_cpuinfo>/There is an R-script in results/ directory, which reads all benchmarks into a
data frame. It provides simple plotting functions using the
ggplot2 package for visualisation.
A typical R-session could be:
source('processResults.R') # Assuming you are in the results/ directory.
bs = createTable(".") # Use different path pointing to the results.
b = selectMaxMflops(bb) # Remove duplicate entries.
# Use one of plotXXX functions for plotting, e.g.:
plotAllBenchmarks(b)
plotBenchmarks(b, logy = TRUE)
plotSmallSizeBenchmarks(b)