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#!/bin/bash
# load the configure file produced by configure
if test -e "`dirname $0`/host.conf"; then
. "`dirname $0`/host.conf"
else
echo "WARNING: no host.conf file! Did you run configure?" 1>&2
fi
# load commonly used functions
script="`which $0`"
topdir="`dirname ${script}`"
app="`basename $0`"
. "${topdir}/lib/common.sh" || exit 1
. "${topdir}/lib/benchmark.sh" || exit 1
usage()
{
# Format this section with 75 columns.
cat << EOF
${app} [-b, --build]
[-r, --run]
[-c, --clean]
[-x, --extract]
[-l, --list-of-benchmarks=benchmark1,benchmark2..]
[-t, --gcc-binary-tarball=tarball]
[-d, --dir-to-build=directory]
[ --extract-dir=directory]
[-C, --additional-cflags]
[-L, --aditional-lflags]
[ --controlled]
EOF
return 0
}
setup_cpu()
{
sudo cpufreq-set -g performance
for p in `(ps ax --format='%p' | tail -n +2)`; do
sudo taskset -a -p 0x1 $p 2>&1;
done
}
restore_cpu()
{
for p in `(ps ax --format='%p' | tail -n +2)`; do
sudo taskset -a -p 0xFFFFFFFF $p 2>&1;
done
sudo cpufreq-set -g conservative
}
help()
{
# Format this section with 75 columns.
cat << EOF
NAME
${app} - the Linaro Toolchain Becnhmarking Framework.
SYNOPSIS
EOF
usage
cat << EOF
DESCRIPTION
${app} is a toolchain benchmarking framework.
PRECONDITIONS
FIXME
OPTIONS
-b, --build
Just build the benchmarks. Default behavior is
to extract, clean, build and run the benchmark list.
-r, --run
Just run the benchmarks. Default behavior is
to extract, clean, build and run the benchmark list.
-c, --clean
Just clean the benchmarks. Default behavior is
to extract, clean, build and run the benchmark list.
-x, --extract
Just extract the benchmarks. Default behavior is
to extract, clean, build and run the benchmark list.
-l, --list-of-benchmarks=benchmark1,benchmark2..
Specify the list of benchmarks to run,
-p, --gcc-binary-path=path
Spevify the precompiled gcc path to use for
compiling benchmarks.
-d, --dir-to-build=directory
Specify the path of directory in which bennchrks
should be placed and executed.
--extract-dir=directory
Specify the path of directory from which benchmarks
should be extracted.
-C, --additional-cflags
Additional CFLAGS for compiling benchmarks.
-L, --aditional-lflags
Additional LFLAGS for linking benchmarks.
--controlled
Minimise sources of noise during run
E.G. Shuts down unneeded services, shunts remaining
services to a second CPU, shuts down network.
EXAMPLES
Clean, build and run eembc without extracting:
runbenchmark.sh -l=eembc -c -b -r
Run spec2k in a controlled way:
runbenchmark.sh -l=spec2k --controlled
PRECONDITION FILES
AUTHOR
Kugan Vivekanandarajah <kuganv@linaro.org>
Bernard Ogden <bernie.ogden@linaro.org>
EOF
return 0
}
extract=false
clean=false
build=false
run=false
build_pgo=false
controlled=false
while :
do
case $1 in
-h | --help | -\?)
help
exit 0
;;
--controlled)
controlled=true
shift
;;
-x | --extract)
extract=true
shift
;;
-b | --build)
clean=true
extract=true
build=true
shift
;;
-c | --clean)
extract=true
clean=true
shift
;;
-r | --run)
extract=true
clean=true
build=true
run=true
shift
;;
-l=* | --list=*)
list=${1#*=}
shift
;;
-C=* | --additional-cflags=*)
XCFLAGS=${1#*=}
shift
;;
-L=* | --aditional-lflags=*)
XLFLAGS=${1#*=}
shift
;;
--pgo)
build_pgo=true
shift
;;
--file=*)
file=${1#*=} # Delete everything up till "="
shift
;;
-x=* | --extract-dir==*)
SRC_PATH=${1#*=}
shift
;;
--) # End of all options
shift
break
;;
-*)
warning "Unknown option (ignored): $1" >&2
shift
;;
*) # no more options. Stop while loop
break
;;
esac
done
if test x"$list" = x; then
error "Benchmark list is empty"
exit 1
fi
if test x"$list" = xall; then
list=coremark,gmpbench,gnugo,skiabench,denbench,eembc,spec2k,libavbench,eembc_office,nbench
fi
$extract || $clean || $build || $run || { extract=true;clean=true;build=true;run=true; }
#Cribbed from abe.sh
#TODO: Push this change back to last merge? Not really needed if I submit generated patches.
# But may still be worth it for my sanity.
make_docs=no
install=no
#TODO How does primary abe do this?
dump_host_info > host.txt
#fetch md5sums
for b in ${list//,/ };
do
if $extract; then
echo "Extract benchmark $b"
url="`get_source $b`"
if test $? -gt 0; then
error "Couldn't find the source for ${do_checkout}"
build_failure
fi
checkout ${url}
if test $? -gt 0; then
error "--checkout ${url} failed."
build_failure
fi
fi
#TODO is this actually doing anything when we started from fresh checkout?
#TODO clean seems to need to run as part of 'build', fix that up so that I can run it (if I can't already)
#if $clean; then
# echo "Clean benchmark $b"
# make_clean $b || exit
#fi
#TODO Delete the PGO part unless we find a benchmark that actually uses it
if $build; then
if $build_pgo; then
echo "Build benchmark $b with pgo"
build_with_pgo $ctx || exit
else
echo "Build benchmark $b"
build $b || exit
fi
fi
if $run; then
echo "Run benchmark $b"
bench_run $b $controlled || exit
fi
done
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