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$NetBSD: MESSAGE,v 1.1.1.1 2009/11/22 00:45:54 jym Exp $
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Execute "run-libmicro" to run the benchmark.
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You can pipe the output of "run-libmicro" to a file, and process it later
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via "multiview" when you need to generate an HTML report.
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For example, suppose you want to compare two runs. You can do:
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$ run-libmicro > output.1
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$ run-libmicro > output.2
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$ multiview output.1 output.2 > comparison.html
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Then read 'comparison.html' in your favorite web browser.
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WARNING: libMicro's results are strongly dependant of compile time options
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and compiler's optimizations. You must ensure that the compiler does
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not arbitrarily chose optimizations that do not fit the benchmark, or
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which may return irrelevant results. For example: over-simplification of
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the call-graph, load/store variables from register instead of memory,
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function vs builtin macro expansion, ...
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