Martin wrote:
I get an error when trying to compile libmicro using cc:
When I type make I get:
...
cc -c -O -DUSE_GETHRTIME -D_REENTRANT ../atomic.c -o atomic.o
"../atomic.c", line 42: cannot find include file:
"../atomic.c", line 64: warning: implicit function declaration: atomic_add_32_nv
cc
Ben Cooper wrote:
Interestingly when I ran the cascade_flock 200 test manually I got
the resource temporarily unavailable fork error straight away, so I
don't think it's libMicro not waiting for the processes of previous
tests to run. When I tried putting the kern.maxproc and macprocperuid
On 10/08/2005, at 9:48 AM, Eric C. Saxe wrote:
So around 8300 for both. The "c_" tests deal with some number of
processes/threads that are handing locks around in a ring. The "_10"
tests should be creating 10 processes, the "_200" test should be
creating 200, etc...so it's interesting that you'r
Dave Marquardt wrote:
Gabriel Díaz wrote:
> How is possible to make a microbenchmark library portable?
> well, i mean, can i compile the lib on other OS and do the
> test agaist it, and compare results?
It's not a library, it's a collection of microbenchmarks. But I can
see why you might think
Eric C. Saxe wrote:
Hey look at that. My previous message has been robbed of line breaks
and the first part of
this thread has gone missing. Looks like the html I embedded really
confused things. Here's
a more readable version of my last message. I'll let Derek know that
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Bob,
You're right. It seems to work OK with 'cc', but these 3 benchmarks
also fail with gcc 3.4.3 (which is the version that is part of Solaris10
right now). I'm on Nevada build 14.
Mike
Bob Palowoda wrote:
I don't know if it related to my envionment but when I compile the tests
with gc
On Sun, 7 Aug 2005, Bob Palowoda wrote:
I don't know if it related to my envionment but when I compile the tests
with gcc 3.3.4 or 4.0.1 the longjmp, siglongjmp and connection tests
get stuck in an infinite loop consuming the cpu. Not sure on the
connection test yet maybe I didn't let it run l
"Gabriel" == Gabriel Díaz <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
Gabriel> How is possible to make a microbenchmark library portable?
Gabriel> well, i mean, can i compile the lib on other OS and do the
Gabriel> test agaist it, and compare results?
It's not a library, it's a collection of microbenchmarks. Bu
