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23 workload = large28 workload = large32 workload = large36 workload = large40 workload = large44 workload = large48 workload = large52 workload = large56 workload = large60 workload = large[all …]
67 workload = cfg.get('global', 'workload')70 workload = cfg.get(test, 'workload')73 workload = '-s %s ' % workload77 args = verbose + workload + scratch + iterations + test
35 Each test case draws multiple times with different workload sizes. A workload37 frame is measured, and the slope of the workload size vs frame time data is39 a workload increase of 1 loop iteration.55 workload size and frame time. Instead, there tends to be some amount of initial56 "free" operations. That is, it may be that all workload sizes below some number57 C yield the same frame time, and only workload sizes beyond C increase the frame
39 Each test case draws multiple times with different workload sizes. A workload41 frame is measured, and the slope of the workload size vs frame time data is43 a workload increase of 1 loop iteration.59 workload size and frame time. Instead, there tends to be some amount of initial60 "free" operations. That is, it may be that all workload sizes below some number61 C yield the same frame time, and only workload sizes beyond C increase the frame
1 # Expected results: workload runs and switches between 'm' and 'V' state2 # Buggy result: workload stays in 'm' mode, never doing actual verifies
79 int workload; member524 …e renderSample (const RenderData& occluder, const RenderData& occluded, int workload) const = 0;597 const int workload = maxWorkload*step/ITERATION_STEPS; in iterate() local600 params.push_back(workload); in iterate()608 const int workload = params[ndx]; in iterate() local609 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()[all …]
2 # of a purely random workload where each block is read
4 # read workload.
16 sequential and a random workload. It gives profile measurements for:
18 sequential and a random workload. It gives profile measurements for:
20 than a few Megs. It is a sequential workload. This test stresses the aio
16 Runs multiple minutes of bare suspend/resume cycles without additional workload.
16 Runs eight minutes of bare suspend/resume cycles without additional workload.
14 Runs eight minutes of bare suspend/resume cycles without additional workload.
... dEQP-GLES3.performance.depth.cull_efficiency.workload
1 # Sample configuration file for the reaim workload
15 I/O. This test will do data integrity checks by first running a workload that
13 I/O. This test will do data integrity checks by first running a workload that
995 pVoiceMgr->workload += WORKLOAD_AMOUNT_SMALL_INCREMENT; in VMAllNotesOff()1155 pVoiceMgr->workload += WORKLOAD_AMOUNT_SMALL_INCREMENT; in VMReleaseAllDeferredNoteOffs()1214 pVoiceMgr->workload += WORKLOAD_AMOUNT_SMALL_INCREMENT; in VMCatchNotesForSustainPedal()1418 pVoiceMgr->workload += WORKLOAD_AMOUNT_START_NOTE; in VMRetargetStolenVoice()1453 pVoiceMgr->workload += WORKLOAD_AMOUNT_KEY_GROUP; in VMCheckKeyGroup()1543 pVoiceMgr->workload += WORKLOAD_AMOUNT_POLY_LIMIT; in VMCheckPolyphonyLimiting()1646 pVoiceMgr->workload+= WORKLOAD_AMOUNT_START_NOTE; in VMStartVoice()1889 pVoiceMgr->workload += WORKLOAD_AMOUNT_STOP_NOTE; in VMStopNote()2953 pVoiceMgr->workload = 0; in VMInitWorkload()2994 return (EAS_BOOL) (pVoiceMgr->workload >= pVoiceMgr->maxWorkLoad); in VMCheckWorkload()
75 \item While \texttt{blktrace} is running, you run the workload that you79 utility (thus saving all traces over the complete workload). 84 to be used in the next phase of the workload processing.88 attempts to generate the same IOs seen during the sample workload phase.96 during the sample workload.106 IOs during the sample workload. \texttt{btreplay} \emph{attempts} to111 the precise order they were seen during the sample workload run. 167 ordering and timing of IOs seen during the sample workload. The reclaiming