SPEC CINT95 Benchmark: 134.perl

134.perl

• An interpreter for the Perl language.
• This version of Perl has had much of the UN*Xisms striped out (such as /etc/passwd lookups, and setuid behavior) to simplify benchmarking under various operating systems.
• We benchmark this against scripts that performing some basic math calculations and word lookups in associative arrays.
• As much as 10% of the time can be spent in routines commonly found in libc.a: malloc, free, memcpy, etc.

 Name                                             Last modified      Size  
 134.cpi.txt                                      2003-09-26 11:10  3.1K  
 134.gprof.txt                                    2003-09-26 11:10  126K  
 134.prof.txt                                     2003-09-26 11:10  2.7K  
 134.sar.txt                                      2003-09-26 11:10  1.1K  

Types of Data Provided

cpi

Rough estimates of some of the basic hardware level activities: CPI, I- and D-cache activity, and TLB activity. This data is only useful for comparing the '95 benchmarks, not for comparing against any particular hardware.

gprof

Full gprof(1) outputs. [Procedure level profiling with call graphs.]

prof

The first 50 lines of the profile taken from the full gprof(1) output.

sar

Reports from sar(1). [System activity levels.]