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proper fix for 'some chipsets can't handle buffers > 128kB', vo_zr used to ignore information about the _actual_ buffer size returned by the kernel and continued to use the requested buffer size (the old fix was to request smaller buffers, but not ignoring information about the actual buffer size is way better)
author rik
date Mon, 03 Nov 2003 17:38:50 +0000
parents 5cbbf47cae1e
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#!/usr/bin/perl -w
use strict;
use constant CMD => "./fastmem2-k7";

sub dobench {
	my $i;
	my ($runs, $sleep, $command) = @_;
	for($i = 0; $i < $runs; $i++) {
		sleep $sleep;
		system $command;
	}
}

print "Single run of sse bench with 1sec sleep:\n";
&dobench(1,1,CMD);
print "Sleeping 10seconds before starting next bench!\n";
sleep 10;		
print "10 runs of sse bench with 0sec sleep:\n";
&dobench(10,0,CMD);
print "Sleeping 10seconds before starting next bench!\n";
sleep 10;		
print "10 runs of sse bench with 1sec sleep:\n";
&dobench(10,1,CMD);
print "Sleeping 10seconds before starting next bench!\n";
sleep 10;		
print "10 runs of sse bench with 2sec sleep:\n";
&dobench(10,2,CMD);
print "Sleeping 10seconds before starting next bench!\n";
sleep 10;		
print "10 runs of sse bench with 3sec sleep:\n";
&dobench(10,3,CMD);
print "Bench finished!\n";