The moral of the story is that if we want to be able to run the benchmarks
and/or the standard test suite on Windows then we have to come up with a
way around Windows limitations/restrictions. The benchmark and the tests
are independent of other parts of the language so we can easily ship them
separately allowing the user to place them in a writable location to start
with and run them there.
Jay, you have made very good progress! I did run the benchmark on a new
Windows machine and I got to the same point at regex-dna. I think there is
a problem there. It looks like the program hangs so waiting will not help.
I will look into this issue, but it is going to take me some time to do
that. For now, if you want to continue just edit run-benchmark and take
out regex-dna.
Thank you very much for the feedback.
Jafar
On Tue, Apr 18, 2017 at 3:55 PM, Jay Hammond <homem...@talktalk.net> wrote:
> Hi Clint,
>
> I'm sure your guess is not wild.
>
>
> Yesterday I tried creating c:\Users\jay\Documents\tmp\bench and running
> the tests there.
>
> I stumbled differently, and did not document it.
>
>
> So I''ll try again.
>
> As for the sh & make issues; I don't know enough about the GNU
> versions. Looking at the help to sh, it seems too much like a DOS shell
> to be what you are expecting. So I will continue testing with umake and
> sh from the distribution. That way someone else may be able to run the
> tests too. Please don't try to reproduce my problems yet. I have had
> parts of the tests run and report, so I know I am close.
>
>
> I'll start with a clean tests directory, in my (writable) space,
>
>
> I'll run umake in
>
> C:\Users\Jay\Documents\tmp\tests\bench
>
> twice.
>
> first time:
>
> generating input files.....'generate.out' is not recognized as an
> internal or external command,
> operable program or batch file.
> .'generate.out' is not recognized as an internal or external command,
> operable program or batch file. (repeated)
>
> done!
>
>
> 2nd time
>
> C:\Users\Jay\Documents\tmp\tests\bench>umake
> generating input files.............done!
>
>
> the mil and thou .dat files are still empty.
>
>
> # add in the populated .dat files if necessary & retry.
>
> I ran fasta on the 17th. I've copied the mil and thou .dat files that I
> populated then.
>
> C:\Users\Jay\Documents\tmp\tests\bench>run-test
>
> Word Size Main Memory C Compiler clock OS
> 64 bit 7.931 GB MinGW gcc 5 2.6 GHz MS Windows
>
> CPU
> 4x Intel(R) Core(TM) i5-4288U CPU @ 2.60GHz
>
> Elapsed time h:m:s |Concurrent |
> benchmark |Sequential| |Concurrent|
> |Performance|
> concord concord.test 0.012 N/A
> deal 500 0.032 N/A
> ipxref ipxref.test 0.016 N/A
> queens 9 0.031 N/A
> rsg rsg.test 0.063 N/A
> binary-trees 10 0.156 0.750 0.208x
> chameneos-redux 600 N/A 0.062
> fannkuch 7 0.032 N/A
> fasta 1000 0.015 N/A
> k-nucleotide 25-thou.dat 1.066 N/A
> mandelbrot 200 1.094 0.672 1.627x
> meteor-contest 1 1.843 N/A
> n-body 1000 0.063 N/A
> pidigits 500 0.015 N/A
> regex-dna 10-thou.dat
>
> 21:50 BST.
> This takes time, at least 20 mins, maybe an hour.
> another post later.
>
>
>
>
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