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diff --git a/README.submit b/README.submit new file mode 100644 index 0000000..0dd3138 --- /dev/null +++ b/README.submit @@ -0,0 +1,33 @@ +I plan on posting a digest of results in case people mail me any. +The URL will be linked to + +http://www.tux.org/~mayer/linux/bmark.html + +If you want to submit, then run the benchmark (use your own +compilation, I don't care with what flags or compiler, but I want all +numbers from a single benchmark run) and fill in the template as given +in the example below: + +CPU : AMD 5x86P75 (486DX4/133MHz) +L2 CACHE : 256 KB +OS : Linux 2.0.32 +C COMPILER : gcc 2.7.2.3 +LIBC : libc-5.4.38 +Pentium 90 INTEGER INDEX : 1.051 +Pentium 90 FLOATING-POINT INDEX : 0.450 +AMD K6/233 MEMORY INDEX : 0.337 +AMD K6/233 INTEGER INDEX : 0.238 +AMD K6/233 FLOATING-POINT INDEX : 0.230 + +Any other format is fine as long as it contains the same info (write +"unknown" or "?" for data you don't know). For example, you could just +cut the summary from the output of nbench and mail it together with +cache, CPU, and OS info in case it is not already present. Please do +not email me the complete output of nbench, or any other unnecessarily +long email, as this just eats up my hard-disk space. However, long +collections of results are of course welcome. + +Send your result to mayer@tux.org + +Uwe F. Mayer +February 18, 2003 |