Denis, I can answer a couple of your questions: rae l wrote: > > BTW: there is still some inconsistence through all these documentation: > http://www.solarisinternals.com/wiki/index.php/FileBench > http://www.opensolaris.org/os/community/performance/filebench/ > and some docs in the source tree; > 1. what is the binary f scripts interpreter's name: go_filebench or filebench? > The f scripts are now interpreted by go_filebench. "filebench was the old name for it" > 2. and the perf(or conf) files driven perl script: filebench or > runbench or benchpoint? There are several different named filebench > perl scripts, which is the correct one? Could you please the > maintainer remove others? > Use filebench. it used to be called runbench, I think, but has been renamed filebench. Thus, use "filebench <xxx.prof>" to run suites of benchmarks, "go_filebench" to interactively run a single .f workload file, as in: %go_filebench filebench> load randomread filebench> run 60 [lots stuff prints out here, including the results] filebench> quit %
> 3. Please give some more description about every part of the source > tree, which provided on the sourceforge? > > There is a fairly detailed description of how filebench works on SolarisInternals.com. Also documentation on the "f" language is there. _______________________________________________ perf-discuss mailing list perf-discuss@opensolaris.org
