A curated set of more than 200 benchmarks used in compilers.

October 6, 2019 ยท View on GitHub

arnoldao

This project is intended for people working with compiler optimizations. If this is your case, this other project might be of your interested.

Benchmarks

Here is a list of benchmarks available in this repo:

  • ASCI_Purple
  • ASC_Sequoia
  • BenchmarkGame
  • BitBench
  • CoyoteBench
  • Dhrystone
  • DOE_ProxyApps_C
  • Fhourstones
  • Fhourstones_31
  • FreeBench
  • Linpack
  • llubenchmark
  • mafft
  • MallocBench
  • McCat
  • McGill
  • mediabench
  • MiBench
  • Misc
  • nbench
  • NPB-serial
  • Olden
  • PAQ8p (C++)
  • Prolangs-C
  • Ptrdist
  • SciMark2-C
  • Shootout
  • sim
  • Stanford
  • tramp3d-v4 (C++)
  • Trimaran
  • TSVC
  • VersaBench
  • PolyBench

How do I compile any of these benchmarks?

Here

Want to contribute?

Saw something wrong or want to increase the list of benchmarks, send a pull request.

How to add more benchmarks

  1. For each folder that contains .c files, i.e., the folder that will contain the executable file that you are creating, add the following info.sh file there:
bench_name="XX"

source_files=( "foo.c" "bar.c" "baz.c" "..." )
COMPILE_FLAGS=" -lm "
COMPILER="clang"  # or clang++ for C++ programs
RUN_OPTIONS=" irsmk_input "
STDIN=" file.in "

The last two options are passed to the executable:

./XX.exe ${RUN_OPTIONS} < ${STDIN}