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    From: zhang_lsv@y...<zhang_lsv@y...>
    Date: Tue Dec 21 01:13:23 CET 2004
    Subject: [openrisc] OpenRisc Benchmarking
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    Hi, Matjaz,

    I found if I set the Flash Memory delayr = 2 (original is 10), the number
    of cycles can be heavily decreased. But is such setting reasonable ?
    Why is the default value 10 ?

    And How to get the number of instructions totally ?

    thanks


    ----- Original Message -----
    From: Matjaz Breskvar<phoenix@o...>
    To:
    Date: Mon Dec 20 23:18:45 CET 2004
    Subject: [openrisc] OpenRisc Benchmarking

    > * zhang_lsv@y... (zhang_lsv@y...) wrote:
    > > I borrowed the Makefile from the testbench in the 'sim'
    > package. It
    > > seems not using O2 option there. Now I added -O3, and the
    > number of
    > > cycles has decreased to 7 Million, which is still 8-9 times
    > larger than
    > > others. Do any other options I can play with ?
    > >
    > > In addition to the number of cycles, how can I know the
    > "number of
    > > total instructions" so that I can compute
    > "IPC"?
    > try also -fomit-frame-pointer and be sure configure memory delays
    > to 0
    > in the sim.cfg.
    > the code you have looks simple enough so i'd investigate the
    > assembler
    > to chack for hardware muls and the the code seams reasonable...
    > regards,
    > p.
    >
    >

     
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