Re: [BENCHMARK] rmap15, rmap14c and rc1aa1 with contest

Con Kolivas (conman@kolivas.net)
Mon, 25 Nov 2002 00:32:02 +1100


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Thanks for this interesting comparison

>noload:
>Kernel [runs] Time CPU% Loads LCPU% Ratio
>2.4.19-rmap15 [1] 84.6 95 0 0 1.00
>2.4.19-rmap14c [1] 84.2 96 0 0 1.00
>2.4.20-rc1aa1 [2] 41.0 49 0 0 inf

Clearly my braindead parser failed here. The time of aa1 should probably be 82
seconds (41.0 x 2) Can you check the full log of 2.4.20-rc1aa1.log ? It has
raw results.

>process_load:
>Kernel [runs] Time CPU% Loads LCPU% Ratio
>2.4.19-rmap15 [1] 140.8 55 133 45 1.66
>2.4.19-rmap14c [1] 139.4 56 126 45 1.65
>2.4.20-rc1aa1 [2] 133.9 14 211 84 inf

If the error continued here (2 runs of process_load) then the time of aa1
should be 133.9 x 2. Can you check the full log of 2.4.20-rc1aa1.log here
too?

>io_load:
>Kernel [runs] Time CPU% Loads LCPU% Ratio
>2.4.19-rmap15 [1] 164.8 51 33 19 1.95
>2.4.19-rmap14c [1] 160.1 53 33 21 1.90
>2.4.20-rc1aa1 [1] 166.2 49 44 23 inf
>
>read_load:
>Kernel [runs] Time CPU% Loads LCPU% Ratio
>2.4.19-rmap15 [1] 0.0 0 0 7 0.00
>2.4.19-rmap14c [1] 121.0 72 20 7 1.44
>2.4.20-rc1aa1 [1] 111.2 79 34 14 inf
>
>rmap15 OOM'd the cc1 process twice and fscked this run up.
>
>list_load:
>Kernel [runs] Time CPU% Loads LCPU% Ratio
>2.4.19-rmap15 [1] 99.2 84 0 7 1.17
>2.4.19-rmap14c [1] 100.7 83 0 7 1.20
>2.4.20-rc1aa1 [1] 96.7 85 0 8 inf
>
>mem_load:
>Kernel [runs] Time CPU% Loads LCPU% Ratio
>2.4.19-rmap15 [1] 111.2 80 96 8 1.31
>2.4.19-rmap14c [1] 106.1 82 96 9 1.26
>2.4.20-rc1aa1 [1] 126.3 66 77 3 inf

With only one run these numbers appear not to be greatly statistically
significant, except for the mem_load results.

Con
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