Hi,
First of all, thanks for C-reduce! It's extremely useful and valuable.
I am trying to run C-reduce on a large number of (large-ish,
preprocessed) source files and I have run into the following problems
and/or minor annoyances:
Especially for sources that crash the compiler, programs often co
On Fri, 23 Nov 2018 at 14:54, Paul Keir wrote:
> > Well, you start ./a.out in background and neither wait, nor kill it. Of
> > course it will continue running afterwards.
>
> I do kill it. Each a.out is given a different string argument which it uses
> to name the window it creates. xdotool then
I did a creduce vs. halfempty benchmark at some point. These were my results:
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Same input (739 bytes C++), ~same test script, 1 vs 32 threads (on 32 cores).
Halfempty speedup = ~2.7 (-63%),
creduce speedup = ~8.7 (-89%).
at 32 cores the two programs were within 8 seconds of each other (!),
wh
