Benchmarking 2005-04-05 - By Mich Hagdishovich
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Is there a pattern/library to quickly find the current load or throughput (in
terms of flops or math expressions per second) for a machine?
The exact problem that motivated this is:
We have a few machines, that are performing differently due to different hw
specs and different loads. So, I am just writing a small benchmarking program
that only consists of some simple mathematical program (I chose Quick sort,
simply because I had the source code) and enclosing it in System
.currentTimeMillis() to get the throughput. Needless to say, I will run the
same program (main class) under same JRE and same memory and OS settings on all
different machines.
The task is fairly straightforward, but I just wanted to check if there is a
known library, or a known design pattern that facilitates benchmarking.
Also, I do realize that benchmarking can be done using any PL (not just Java),
so if you have links for somethin in C, that would work too, and in that case I
apologize for polluting this forum with this slightly broader question.
thanks,
Mich Hagdishovich
Genetics Software http://www.kromosoft.com
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