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Instruction to run the script to collect performance data | ||
Instruction to run the python script to collect performance data | ||
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1) copy client.exe (Windows, client on Linux) to this folder | ||
1) copy client.exe (Windows, client on Linux) to this folder | ||
For example, "cp ../client ./" on linux | ||
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2) "python measurePerformance.py --help" to see how to run the command line mode | ||
For example, "python measurePerformance.py -s 64-5760:64 -f gemm -r s --transa none --transb transpose > sgemm.txt" | ||
will collect performance of sgemm NT of square matrices [64:5760] with step 64. | ||
All the output will be dumped into sgemm.txt | ||
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3) Open the sgemm.txt and use "grep" to fetch the performance line. You can extract the Gflop/s number from the performance line | ||
3) Plot the figure by refactoring with plotPerformance.py provided. | ||
"python plotPerformance.py" by default | ||
will read step (2) output sgemm.txt and plot a performance figure in sgemm.pdf | ||
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4) You can ingore the other automatic generated .txt files and folders during the run. |
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