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Run the “Hello World” program
 
Run the “Hello World” program
  
*Windows – [[helloworld.tar.gz]]
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*Windows – [[media:helloworld-win.tar.gz|helloworld-win.tar.gz]]
*Unix        – [[helloworld.tar.gz]]
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*Unix        – [[media:helloworld.tar.gz|helloworld.tar.gz]]
  
 
Run the “Hello World” as a benchmark (compiled for simplescalar)
 
Run the “Hello World” as a benchmark (compiled for simplescalar)
  
*Windows – [[hellobench.tar.gz]]
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*Windows – [[media:hellobench-win.tar.gz|hellobench-win.tar.gz]]
*Unix        – [[hellobench.tar.gz]]
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*Unix        – [[media:hellobench.tar.gz|hellobench.tar.gz]]
  
 
Run mcf – SPEC2000 benchmark (compiled for simplescalar) [ currently the benchmark runs for 100000 instructions, however, this can be modified in the submit script ]
 
Run mcf – SPEC2000 benchmark (compiled for simplescalar) [ currently the benchmark runs for 100000 instructions, however, this can be modified in the submit script ]
 
   
 
   
*Windows – [[simbench.tar.gz]]
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*Windows – [[media:simbench-win.tar.gz|simbench.tar.gz]]
*Unix        – [[simbench.tar.gz]]
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*Unix        – [[media:simbench-win.tar.gz|simbench.tar.gz]]
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  Article created by Ravi Venkatesan of the CESR Research group

Latest revision as of 10:51, 14 September 2007

Choose one of the 3 programs below, download the zip file associated with the desired program and OS.

Windows

  1. Extract the files from the “zip file” using WinZip
  2. From the “DOS command prompt” on your Windows machine, go the directory where you extracted these files and type “condor_submit submitl”

Unix

  1. Extract the files from the “zip file” [ gunzip –c <filename> | tar xvf - ]
  2. From your xterm, go the directory where you extracted these files and type “condor_submit submitb”

Test

Run the “Hello World” program

Run the “Hello World” as a benchmark (compiled for simplescalar)

Run mcf – SPEC2000 benchmark (compiled for simplescalar) [ currently the benchmark runs for 100000 instructions, however, this can be modified in the submit script ]

  Article created by Ravi Venkatesan of the CESR Research group