- set BENCHIT_KERNEL_TSC_SYNC to "disabled" if not available
- set BENCHIT_KERNEL_TSC_SYNC to "disabled" if not available
## Installation
## Installation
- Download benchit-snapshot.tar.gz
- Download benchit-snapshot.tar.gz (see Wiki site "Home")
- extract files and run <your-BenchIT-inst-dir>/tools/FIRSTTIME to setup BenchIT
- extract files and run <your-BenchIT-inst-dir>/tools/FIRSTTIME to setup BenchIT
- answer questions carefully as this affects result file naming
- answer questions carefully as this affects result file naming
- rerun this if you get result files called "unknown_unknown[...].bit"
- rerun this if you get result files called "unknown_unknown[...].bit"
- use information from <your-BenchIT-inst-dir>/tools/hw_detect/cpuinfo to fill out LOCALDEFS/<your_mashine_name>_input_architecture
- use information from <your-BenchIT-inst-dir>/tools/hw_detect/cpuinfo to fill out LOCALDEFS/<your_mashine_name>_input_architecture
- anoying, but can be very useful later on
- anoying, but can be very useful later on
- the more information you add the easier it is to interprete results that you do not know which mashine they were created on
- the more information you add the easier it is to interprete results that you do not know which mashine they were created on
- Download x86_membench.tar.gz from https://fusionforge.zih.tu-dresden.de/frs/?group_id=885
- Download x86_membench.tar.gz (see Wiki site "Home")
- Add content of kernel/ and tools/ folders from archive to your BenchIT directory (omit the tools/ folder if you're using a snapshot of BenchIT's development version)
- Add content of kernel/ and tools/ folders from archive to your BenchIT directory (omit the tools/ folder if you're using a snapshot of BenchIT's development version)
- Optionally copy example output
- Optionally copy example output
- The examples show how the results of each kernel should look like if executed correctly
- The examples show how the results of each kernel should look like if executed correctly
