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| D | performance.shaders.operator.txt | 35 Each test case draws multiple times with different workload sizes. A workload
37 frame is measured, and the slope of the workload size vs frame time data is
39 a workload increase of 1 loop iteration.
55 workload size and frame time. Instead, there tends to be some amount of initial
56 "free" operations. That is, it may be that all workload sizes below some number
57 C yield the same frame time, and only workload sizes beyond C increase the frame
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| /external/deqp/doc/testspecs/GLES3/ |
| D | performance.shaders.operator.txt | 39 Each test case draws multiple times with different workload sizes. A workload
41 frame is measured, and the slope of the workload size vs frame time data is
43 a workload increase of 1 loop iteration.
59 workload size and frame time. Instead, there tends to be some amount of initial
60 "free" operations. That is, it may be that all workload sizes below some number
61 C yield the same frame time, and only workload sizes beyond C increase the frame
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| /external/bcc/tools/ |
| D | dcstat_example.txt | 27 08:11:51, a workload began that walked many uncached files, reducing the hit
31 Here's an interesting workload:
41 does not exist. Here's the C program that generated the workload:
58 This is a simple workload generator than tries to open a missing file ("bad")
62 Lets see what happens if the workload attempts to open a different filename
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| D | btrfsdist_example.txt | 152 This shows a read workload that begins bimodal, and eventually the second
153 mode disappears. The reason for this is that the workload cached during
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| D | vfscount_example.txt | 23 This can be useful for workload characterization, to see what types of
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| /external/deqp/modules/gles3/performance/ |
| D | es3pDepthTests.cpp | 79 int workload; member
524 …e renderSample (const RenderData& occluder, const RenderData& occluded, int workload) const = 0;
597 const int workload = maxWorkload*step/ITERATION_STEPS; in iterate() local
600 params.push_back(workload); in iterate()
608 const int workload = params[ndx]; in iterate() local
609 Sample sample = renderSample(*occluderData, *occludedData, workload); in iterate()
611 sample.workload = workload; in iterate()
654 …log << TestLog::Sample << sample.workload << sample.order << sample.testTime << TestLog::EndSample; in logSamples()
671 …log << TestLog::Sample << sample.workload << sample.order << sample.testTime << sample.nullTime <<… in logSamples()
753 testSamples[ndx] = Vec2((float)sample.workload, (float)sample.testTime); in logAnalysis()
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| /external/ltp/testcases/kernel/power_management/lib/ |
| D | pm_sched_mc.py | 291 def get_job_count(stress, workload, sched_smt): argument
301 if workload == "ebizzy" and int(sched_smt) ==0:
303 if workload == "kernbench" and int(sched_smt) < 2:
321 workload = "ebizzy"
327 if file_name == workload:
376 workload = "kernbench"
382 if file_name == workload:
437 def trigger_workld(sched_smt, workload, stress, duration, background, pinned, perf_test): argument
442 if workload == "ebizzy":
444 if workload == "kernbench":
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| /external/bcc/examples/tracing/ |
| D | urandomread_example.txt | 4 To demonstrate this, the following workload was issued:
18 The GOTBITS of 8192 matches the workload of 1 Kbyte (8 Kbit) reads.
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| /external/grpc-grpc/src/proto/grpc/testing/ |
| D | worker_service.proto | 24 // Start server with specified workload.
32 // Start client with specified workload.
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| /external/autotest/client/site_tests/power_ThermalLoad/ |
| D | control | 3 PURPOSE = "Run thermal workload and log temperature."
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| D | control.fast | 3 PURPOSE = "Run thermal workload and log temperature."
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| D | control.fish_tank | 3 PURPOSE = "Run thermal workload and log temperature."
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| /external/grpc-grpc-java/benchmarks/src/main/proto/grpc/testing/ |
| D | services.proto | 50 // Start server with specified workload.
58 // Start client with specified workload.
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| /external/bcc/ |
| D | CONTRIBUTING-SCRIPTS.md | 27 …workload for testing**. This might involving writing a 10 line C program, using a micro-benchmark,…
29 …easures your known workload**. If possible, run a prime number of events (eg, 23) and check that t…
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| /external/autotest/client/tests/bonnie/ |
| D | control | 16 sequential and a random workload. It gives profile measurements for:
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| D | control.kernel_per-build_benchmarks | 17 sequential and a random workload. It gives profile measurements for:
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| /external/ltp/testcases/kernel/hotplug/cpu_hotplug/doc/ |
| D | hotplug05.txt | 15 last if workload has completed
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| /external/autotest/client/tests/aiostress/ |
| D | control | 20 than a few Megs. It is a sequential workload. This test stresses the aio
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| /external/autotest/client/site_tests/power_SuspendStress/ |
| D | control.stress3 | 15 Runs multiple minutes of bare suspend/resume cycles without additional workload.
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| D | control.bareFSI | 14 Runs iterations of bare suspend/resume cycles without additional workload.
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| D | control.stress | 15 Runs multiple minutes of bare suspend/resume cycles without additional workload.
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| D | control.stress2 | 15 Runs multiple minutes of bare suspend/resume cycles without additional workload.
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| D | control.bare | 15 Runs eight minutes of bare suspend/resume cycles without additional workload.
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| /external/tensorflow/tensorflow/lite/nnapi/ |
| D | README.md | 8 NNAPI can distribute the computation workload across available on-device
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| /external/autotest/client/tests/reaim/ |
| D | reaim.config | 1 # Sample configuration file for the reaim workload
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