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2016 Sep 01
3
Benchmarks for LLVM-generated Binaries
Hi,
I've lately been wondering where benchmarks for LLVM-generated binaries are hosted, and whether they're tracked over time. I'm asking because I'm thinking of where to put some benchmarks I've written using the open source Google benchmarking library [0] to test certain costs of XRay-instrumented binaries, the XRay runtime, and other related measurements (effect of
2016 Sep 06
2
Benchmarks for LLVM-generated Binaries
...(http://llvm.org/docs/lnt), but it's mostly about LNT internals and
> not the test-suite itself.
>
> However, it's not that hard to understand the test-suite structure. To
> add new tests, you just need to find a suitable place { (SingleSource
> / MultiSource) / Benchmarks / YourBench } and copy ( CMakeFiles.txt,
> Makefile, lit.local.cfg ), change to your needs, and it should be
> done.
Hi Renato and others,
Is it possible/how hard will it be to make the testsuite kind of extendable? Like, I copy a folder with some tests that comply to some rules (e.g. have CMakeLists.tx...
2016 Sep 07
2
Benchmarks for LLVM-generated Binaries
...;), but it's mostly about LNT internals and
> > not the test-suite itself.
> >
> > However, it's not that hard to understand the test-suite structure. To
> > add new tests, you just need to find a suitable place { (SingleSource
> > / MultiSource) / Benchmarks / YourBench } and copy ( CMakeFiles.txt,
> > Makefile, lit.local.cfg ), change to your needs, and it should be
> > done.
> Hi Renato and others,
>
> Is it possible/how hard will it be to make the testsuite kind of extendable? Like, I copy a folder with some tests that comply to some rules...
2016 Sep 02
2
Benchmarks for LLVM-generated Binaries
...(http://llvm.org/docs/lnt), but it's mostly about LNT internals and
> not the test-suite itself.
>
> However, it's not that hard to understand the test-suite structure. To
> add new tests, you just need to find a suitable place { (SingleSource
> / MultiSource) / Benchmarks / YourBench } and copy ( CMakeFiles.txt,
> Makefile, lit.local.cfg ), change to your needs, and it should be
> done.
>
Thanks -- this doesn't tell me how to run the test though... I could certainly do it by hand (i.e. build the executables and run it) and I suspect I'm not alone in wanting t...