# Invocation command line:
# /spec/cpu2000/bin/runspec -r -u 4 -c sf2+ws.rate.001.cfg -n 3 -T all -i ref fp
############################################################################
############################################################################
################################################################################################
#
# Sample config-file for IBM AIX/PowerPC benchmarking with the SPEC cpu2000 V1.3 suite.
#
################################################################################################
#
# Global options for runspec
#
runlist = all
action = validate
iterations = 3
output_format = asc,config
ignore_errors = 0
reportable = 1
mean_anyway = 1
size = ref
tune = base,peak
ext = sf2+ws.rate.050902a
env_vars = 1
deletework = 0
# For rate-runs, invoke with "-r -u $USERS".
#
# The following commands cause the process thread to bind to a correseponding
# CPU. This improves performance by removing the overhead of threads "drifting"
# between CPU's.
#
# The form below causes threads to bind to even-numbered CPU's if there are
# half as many threads as CPU's. Otherwise the remaining threads bind to the
# odd-numbered CPU's. This is to ensure 1 thread per core if SMT is anabled.
# In this example there are 8 CPU's labeled [0..3].
#
submit = let "MYCPU=2*\$SPECUSERNUM"; if (("\$MYCPU > 3")) then let "MYCPU-=3"; fi; bindprocessor \$\$ \$MYCPU; $command
use_submit_for_speed = 1
#===============================================================================
# How the compilers are called
#===============================================================================
# To remove all the warning messages that are put out, you can append the following
# compile time message suppression flag to the compiler invocation lines:
#
# -w -qinfo=noinl -qsuppress=1500-036
#
# To suppress the Fortran function compilation messages, add to the FC/F77/FXLF
# lines:
# -qsuppress=cmpmsg
#
#
# To speed builds with ipa, use "-qipa=noobject" to suppress code separation
# until the final IPA link step.
# To speed builds with ipa, use "-qipa=threads:n" to direct ipa to use n threads.
#===============================================================================
#
# Paths to compilers. Leave unassigned to get the default paths.
# C_COMPILER = /c/80_050902a/vacpp
# F_COMPILER = /c/101_050902a/xlf
int=default=default=default:
CC = ${C_COMPILER}/usr/vac/bin/cc
CCXLC = ${C_COMPILER}/usr/vac/bin/xlc
CXX = ${C_COMPILER}/usr/vacpp/bin/xlC
fp=default=default=default:
CC = ${C_COMPILER}/usr/vac/bin/xlc
FC = ${F_COMPILER}/usr/bin/xlf90
F77 = ${F_COMPILER}/usr/bin/xlf90
FXLF = ${F_COMPILER}/usr/bin/xlf
#
# The next line set up parallel make, the value of j is the number of threads.
#
#makeflags = -j8
#
# galgel & facerec do not have dependency rules to allow parallel make's. The
# easiest way to handle them is to add "makeflags = -j1" to their portability
# flags section.
#
#
# SPECint2000 portability flags. These are required to make the programs
# work with the given compilers and are not optimizations.
#
164.gzip=default=default=default:
175.vpr=default=default=default:
176.gcc=default=default=default:
EXTRA_CFLAGS=-ma -DHOST_WORDS_BIG_ENDIAN
181.mcf=default=default=default:
186.crafty=default=default=default:
EXTRA_CFLAGS=-DAIX
197.parser=default=default=default:
252.eon=default=default=default:
# Remove this for the final kit.
srcalt=fmax_errno
253.perlbmk=default=default=default:
EXTRA_CFLAGS=-DSPEC_CPU2000_AIX
254.gap=default=default=default:
EXTRA_CFLAGS=-DSYS_IS_BSD -DSYS_STRING_H -DSYS_HAS_MALLOC_PROTO -DSYS_HAS_CALLOC_PROTO
255.vortex=default=default=default:
256.bzip2=default=default=default:
300.twolf=default=default=default:
EXTRA_CFLAGS=-DHAVE_SIGNED_CHAR
#
# SPECint2000 base-level optimizations. These confirm to a 4-flag
# count. Note that the flags vary between languages (C & C++ in
# this case).
#
int=base=default=default:
fdo_pre0 = ${C_COMPILER}/usr/vac/bin/cleanpdf
PASS1_CFLAGS = -qpdf1 -O5 -blpdata -D_ILS_MACROS
PASS1_LDCFLAGS = -qpdf1 -O5 -blpdata -D_ILS_MACROS
PASS2_CFLAGS = -qpdf2 -O5 -blpdata -D_ILS_MACROS
PASS2_LDCFLAGS = -qpdf2 -O5 -blpdata -D_ILS_MACROS
#
# Combination used with "eon" (i.e. C++ base).
#
252.eon=base=default=default:
fdo_pre0 = ${C_COMPILER}/usr/vacpp/bin/cleanpdf
PASS1_CXXFLAGS = -qpdf1 -O5 -lhmu -qalign=natural
PASS1_LDCXXFLAGS = -qpdf1 -O5 -lhmu -qalign=natural
PASS2_CXXFLAGS = -qpdf2 -O5 -lhmu -qalign=natural
PASS2_LDCXXFLAGS = -qpdf2 -O5 -lhmu -qalign=natural
#
#
# SPECint2000 peak-level optimization flags.
#
164.gzip=peak=default=default:
fdo_pre0 = ${C_COMPILER}/usr/vac/bin/cleanpdf
PASS1_CFLAGS = -qpdf1 -O5 -qalign=natural -lhmu -blpdata -qfdpr -Q
PASS1_LDCFLAGS = -qpdf1 -O5 -qalign=natural -lhmu -blpdata -qfdpr -Q
PASS2_CFLAGS = -qpdf2 -O5 -qalign=natural -lhmu -blpdata -qfdpr -Q
PASS2_LDCFLAGS = -qpdf2 -O5 -qalign=natural -lhmu -blpdata -qfdpr -Q
fdo_run2 = fdpr -q -O3 -p $commandexe -x $command
fdo_post2 = cp ${baseexe}.fdpr $baseexe
175.vpr=peak=default=default:
fdo_pre0 = ${C_COMPILER}/usr/vacpp/bin/cleanpdf
PASS1_CFLAGS = -qpdf1 -O5 -lhmu -blpdata -D_ILS_MACROS
PASS1_LDCFLAGS = -qpdf1 -O5 -lhmu -blpdata -D_ILS_MACROS
PASS2_CFLAGS = -qpdf2 -O5 -lhmu -blpdata -D_ILS_MACROS
PASS2_LDCFLAGS = -qpdf2 -O5 -lhmu -blpdata -D_ILS_MACROS
176.gcc=peak=default=default:
fdo_pre0 = ${C_COMPILER}/usr/vac/bin/cleanpdf
PASS1_CFLAGS = -qpdf1 -O5 -blpdata -qalign=natural -D_ILS_MACROS
PASS1_LDCFLAGS = -qpdf1 -O5 -blpdata -qalign=natural -D_ILS_MACROS
PASS2_CFLAGS = -qpdf2 -O5 -blpdata -qalign=natural -D_ILS_MACROS
PASS2_LDCFLAGS = -qpdf2 -O5 -blpdata -qalign=natural -D_ILS_MACROS
181.mcf=peak=default=default:
COPTIMIZE = -O5 -blpdata -qfdpr
fdo_run1 = fdpr -q -O3 -p $commandexe -x $command
fdo_post1 = cp ${baseexe}.fdpr $baseexe
186.crafty=peak=default=default:
basepeak=1
197.parser=peak=default=default:
fdo_pre0 = ${C_COMPILER}/usr/vac/bin/cleanpdf
PASS1_CFLAGS = -qpdf1 -O5 -blpdata -D_ILS_MACROS
PASS1_LDCFLAGS = -qpdf1 -O5 -blpdata -D_ILS_MACROS
PASS2_CFLAGS = -qpdf2 -O5 -blpdata -D_ILS_MACROS
PASS2_LDCFLAGS = -qpdf2 -O5 -blpdata -D_ILS_MACROS
252.eon=peak=default=default:
fdo_pre0 = ${C_COMPILER}/usr/vacpp/bin/cleanpdf
PASS1_CXXFLAGS = -qpdf1 -O4 -qarch=pwr4 -qtune=pwr4 -qalign=natural -D_ILS_MACROS
PASS1_LDCXXFLAGS = -qpdf1 -O4 -qarch=pwr4 -qtune=pwr4 -qalign=natural -D_ILS_MACROS
PASS2_CXXFLAGS = -qpdf2 -O4 -qarch=pwr4 -qtune=pwr4 -qalign=natural -D_ILS_MACROS
PASS2_LDCXXFLAGS = -qpdf2 -O4 -qarch=pwr4 -qtune=pwr4 -qalign=natural -D_ILS_MACROS
253.perlbmk=peak=default=default:
fdo_pre0 = ${C_COMPILER}/usr/vac/bin/cleanpdf
PASS1_CFLAGS = -qpdf1 -O5 -lhmu -qalign=natural -blpdata -D_ILS_MACROS
PASS1_LDCFLAGS = -qpdf1 -O5 -lhmu -qalign=natural -blpdata -D_ILS_MACROS
PASS2_CFLAGS = -qpdf2 -O5 -lhmu -qalign=natural -blpdata -D_ILS_MACROS
PASS2_LDCFLAGS = -qpdf2 -O5 -lhmu -qalign=natural -blpdata -D_ILS_MACROS
254.gap=peak=default=default:
basepeak=1
255.vortex=peak=default=default:
fdo_pre0 = ${C_COMPILER}/usr/vacpp/bin/cleanpdf
PASS1_CFLAGS = -qpdf1 -O5 -lhmu -blpdata
PASS1_LDCFLAGS = -qpdf1 -O5 -lhmu -blpdata
PASS2_CFLAGS = -qpdf2 -O5 -lhmu -blpdata
PASS2_LDCFLAGS = -qpdf2 -O5 -lhmu -blpdata
256.bzip2=peak=default=default:
COPTIMIZE = -O5 -blpdata -qfdpr -D_ILS_MACROS
fdo_run1 = fdpr -q -O3 -p $commandexe -x $command
fdo_post1 = cp ${baseexe}.fdpr $baseexe
300.twolf=peak=default=default:
basepeak=1
#
# Notes for the Integer benchmarks.
#
int=default=default=default:
notes000= Portability Flags:
notes005= 176.gcc: -ma -DHOST_WORDS_BIG_ENDIAN
notes010= 186.crafty: -DAIX
notes025= 253.perlbmk: -DSPEC_CPU2000_AIX
notes030= 254.gap: -DSYS_IS_BSD -DSYS_STRING_H
notes035= -DSYS_HAS_MALLOC_PROTO -DSYS_HAS_CALLOC_PROTO
notes040= 300.twolf: -DHAVE_SIGNED_CHAR
notes045=
notes050= Base Optimization Flags:
notes055= C: -qpdf1/pdf2
notes060= -O5 -blpdata -D_ILS_MACROS
notes065= C++: -qpdf1/pdf2
notes070= -O5 -lhmu -qalign=natural
notes075=
notes080= Peak Optimization Flags
notes085= 164.gzip: -qpdf1/pdf2
notes090= -O5 -qalign=natural -lhmu -blpdata -qfdpr -Q
notes095= fdpr -q -O3
notes100= 175.vpr: -qpdf1/pdf2
notes105= -O5 -lhmu -blpdata -D_ILS_MACROS
notes110= 176.gcc: -qpdf1/pdf2
notes115= -O5 -blpdata -qalign=natural -D_ILS_MACROS
notes120= 181.mcf: -O5 -blpdata -qfdpr
notes125= fdpr -q -O3
notes130= 186.crafty: basepeak=1
notes145= 197.parser: -qpdf1/pdf2
notes150= -O5 -blpdata -D_ILS_MACROS
notes155= 252.eon: -qpdf1/pdf2
notes160= -O4 -qarch=pwr4 -qtune=pwr4 -qalign=natural -D_ILS_MACROS
notes165= 253.perlbmk: -qpdf1/pdf2
notes170= -O5 -lhmu -qalign=natural -blpdata -D_ILS_MACROS
notes175= 254.gap: basepeak=1
notes185= 255.vortex: -qpdf1/pdf2
notes190= -O5 -lhmu -blpdata
notes195= 256.bzip2: -O5 -blpdata -qfdpr -D_ILS_MACROS
notes200= fdpr -q -O3
notes205= 300.twolf: basepeak=1
notes215=
notes220=
notes225= Approved alternate-source file 252.eon.fmax_errno.src.alt.tar.gz
notes230= was used with 252.eon for POSIX-compatibility.
notes235=
#
#
# SPECfp2000 portability flags. These are required to make the programs
# work with the given compilers and are not optimizations.
#
# First, the F90 benchmarks:
#
178.galgel=default=default=default:
EXTRA_FFLAGS=-qfixed -qsuffix=f=f90
187.facerec=default=default=default:
EXTRA_FFLAGS=-qsuffix=f=f90
189.lucas=default=default=default:
EXTRA_FFLAGS=-qsuffix=f=f90
191.fma3d=default=default=default:
EXTRA_FFLAGS= -qsuffix=f=f90
#
# The F77 benchmarks compile with FC for "base" and F77 for "peak", so
# we need to assign the portability-flags differently between them.
#
168.wupwise=base=default=default:
EXTRA_FFLAGS = -qfixed
168.wupwise=peak=default=default:
EXTRA_F77FLAGS = -qfixed
171.swim=base=default=default:
EXTRA_FFLAGS = -qfixed
171.swim=peak=default=default:
EXTRA_F77FLAGS = -qfixed
172.mgrid=base=default=default:
EXTRA_FFLAGS = -qfixed
172.mgrid=peak=default=default:
EXTRA_F77FLAGS = -qfixed
173.applu=base=default=default:
EXTRA_FFLAGS = -qfixed
173.applu=peak=default=default:
EXTRA_F77FLAGS = -qfixed
200.sixtrack=base=default=default:
EXTRA_FFLAGS = -qfixed
200.sixtrack=peak=default=default:
EXTRA_F77FLAGS = -qfixed
301.apsi=base=default=default:
EXTRA_FFLAGS = -qfixed
301.apsi=peak=default=default:
EXTRA_F77FLAGS = -qfixed
#
#
# SPECfp2000 base-level optimizations. These confirm to a 4-flag
# count. Note that the flags vary between languages (C & Fortran
# in this case). We also use feedback for C and not Fortran.
#
fp=base=default=default:
FOPTIMIZE = -O5 -lhmu -blpdata -lmass
fdo_pre0 = ${C_COMPILER}/usr/vac/bin/cleanpdf
PASS1_CFLAGS = -qpdf1 -O5 -blpdata -qalign=natural
PASS1_LDCFLAGS = -qpdf1 -O5 -blpdata -qalign=natural
PASS2_CFLAGS = -qpdf2 -O5 -blpdata -qalign=natural
PASS2_LDCFLAGS = -qpdf2 -O5 -blpdata -qalign=natural
feedback = 0
177.mesa=base=default=default:
feedback = 1
179.art=base=default=default:
feedback = 1
183.equake=base=default=default:
feedback = 1
188.ammp=base=default=default:
feedback = 1
#
168.wupwise=peak=default=default:
PASS1_F77FLAGS = -qpdf1 -O5 -blpdata -qfdpr -qalign=struct=natural
PASS1_LDF77FLAGS = -qpdf1 -O5 -blpdata -qfdpr -qalign=struct=natural
PASS2_F77FLAGS = -qpdf2 -O5 -blpdata -qfdpr -qalign=struct=natural
PASS2_LDF77FLAGS = -qpdf2 -O5 -blpdata -qfdpr -qalign=struct=natural
fdo_run2 = fdpr -q -O3 -p $commandexe -x $command
fdo_post2 = cp ${baseexe}.fdpr $baseexe
171.swim=peak=default=default:
basepeak=1
172.mgrid=peak=default=default:
basepeak=1
173.applu=peak=default=default:
F77OPTIMIZE = -O5 -blpdata -lmass
177.mesa=peak=default=default:
fdo_pre0 = ${C_COMPILER}/usr/vac/bin/cleanpdf
PASS1_CFLAGS = -qpdf1 -O5 -blpdata -qalign=natural -Dfloor=__floor
PASS1_LDCFLAGS = -qpdf1 -O5 -blpdata -qalign=natural -Dfloor=__floor
PASS2_CFLAGS = -qpdf2 -O5 -blpdata -qalign=natural -Dfloor=__floor
PASS2_LDCFLAGS = -qpdf2 -O5 -blpdata -qalign=natural -Dfloor=__floor
178.galgel=peak=default=default:
FOPTIMIZE = -O5 -blpdata -qessl -lessl
179.art=peak=default=default:
fdo_pre0 = ${C_COMPILER}/usr/vac/bin/cleanpdf
PASS1_CFLAGS = -qpdf1 -O5 -blpdata -qhot=arraypad -Q -qalign=natural
PASS1_LDCFLAGS = -qpdf1 -O5 -blpdata -qhot=arraypad -Q -qalign=natural
PASS2_CFLAGS = -qpdf2 -O5 -blpdata -qhot=arraypad -Q -qalign=natural
PASS2_LDCFLAGS = -qpdf2 -O5 -blpdata -qhot=arraypad -Q -qalign=natural
183.equake=peak=default=default:
basepeak=1
187.facerec=peak=default=default:
basepeak=1
188.ammp=peak=default=default:
basepeak=1
189.lucas=peak=default=default:
basepeak=1
191.fma3d=peak=default=default:
PASS1_FFLAGS = -qpdf1 -O5 -blpdata -qfdpr -qalign=struct=natural
PASS1_LDFFLAGS = -qpdf1 -O5 -blpdata -qfdpr -qalign=struct=natural
PASS2_FFLAGS = -qpdf2 -O5 -blpdata -qfdpr -qalign=struct=natural
PASS2_LDFFLAGS = -qpdf2 -O5 -blpdata -qfdpr -qalign=struct=natural
fdo_run2 = fdpr -q -O3 -p $commandexe -x $command
fdo_post2 = cp ${baseexe}.fdpr $baseexe
200.sixtrack=peak=default=default:
PASS1_F77FLAGS = -qpdf1 -O5 -blpdata -qfdpr -qalign=struct=natural
PASS1_LDF77FLAGS = -qpdf1 -O5 -blpdata -qfdpr -qalign=struct=natural
PASS2_F77FLAGS = -qpdf2 -O5 -blpdata -qfdpr -qalign=struct=natural
PASS2_LDF77FLAGS = -qpdf2 -O5 -blpdata -qfdpr -qalign=struct=natural
fdo_run2 = fdpr -q -O3 -p $commandexe -x $command
fdo_post2 = cp ${baseexe}.fdpr $baseexe
301.apsi=peak=default=default:
# F77=$(FXLF)
F77OPTIMIZE = -O5 -lmass -qessl -lessl -blpdata -qsave
#
# Notes for the Floating-Point benchmarks.
#
fp=default=default=default:
notes000= Portability Flags:
notes005= -qfixed used in: 168.wupwise, 171.swim, 172.mgrid, 173.applu,
notes010= 178.galgel, 200.sixtrack, 301.apsi
notes015= -qsuffix=f=f90 used in: 178.galgel, 187.facerec, 189.lucas, 191.fma3d
notes020=
notes025= Base Optimization Flags:
notes030= Fortran: -O5 -lhmu -blpdata -lmass
notes035= C: -qpdf1/pdf2
notes040= -O5 -blpdata -qalign=natural
notes045=
notes050= Peak Optimization Flags
notes055= 168.wupwise: -qpdf1/pdf2
notes057= -O5 -blpdata -qfdpr -qalign=struct=natural
notes060= fdpr -q -O3
notes065= 171.swim: basepeak=1
notes080= 172.mgrid: basepeak=1
notes095= 173.applu: -O5 -qarch=pwr5x -qtune=pwr3 -blpdata -lmass
notes100= 177.mesa: -qpdf1/pdf2
notes105= -O5 -blpdata -qalign=natural -Dfloor=__floor
notes110= 178.galgel: -O5 -blpdata -qessl -lessl
notes115= 179.art: -qpdf1/pdf2
notes120= -O5 -blpdata -qhot=arraypad -Q -qalign=natural
notes125= 183.equake: basepeak=1
notes130= 187.facerec: basepeak=1
notes135= 188.ammp: basepeak=1
notes145= 189.lucas: basepeak=1
notes150= 191.fma3d: -qpdf1/pdf2
notes155= -O5 -blpdata -qfdpr -qalign=struct=natural
notes160= fdpr -q -O3
notes180= 200.sixtrack: -qpdf1/pdf2
notes185= -O5 -blpdata -qfdpr -qalign=struct=natural
notes190= fdpr -q -O3
notes195= 301.apsi: -O5 -lmass -qessl -lessl -blpdata -qsave
notes205=
#
#
# Global options for reports
#
default=default=default=default:
company_name =IBM Corporation
license_num =#11
tester_name =IBM
test_site =Austin, TX
test_date =Sep-2005
#
# Information you need to fill in for each platform.
#
hw_avail =Oct-2005
hw_vendor =IBM Corporation
hw_model =IBM OpenPower 521 (1900 MHz, 2 CPU)
hw_cpu =POWER5
hw_cpu_mhz =1900
hw_fpu =Integrated
hw_ncpu =2 cores, 1 chips, 2 cores/chip (SMT on)
hw_ncpuorder=2
hw_pcache =64KBI+32KBD (on chip)/core
hw_scache =1920KB unified (on chip)/chip
hw_tcache =36MB unified (off-chip)/DCM, 1 DCM/SUT
hw_ocache =None
hw_memory =8x2GB
hw_disk =1x73GB SCSI, 15K RPM
hw_other =None
machine_name = cedar
hw_parallel = None
sw_avail =Oct-2004
sw_parallel =no
sw_os =AIX 5L V5.3 m1_01
sw_compiler0 =XL C/C++ Enterprise Edition Version 7.0 for AIX
sw_compiler1 =XL Fortran Enterprise Edition V9.1 for AIX
sw_compiler2 =Other Software: ESSL 4.2
sw_file =AIX/JFS2
sw_state =Multi-user
#
# Closing notes on the sytem configuration.
#
notes320=
notes330= APAR IY62267 was applied to AIX 5L V5.3 to achieve Mantainence Level 1.
notes335=
notes340= SMT: Acronym for "Simultaneous Multi-Threading". A processor technology that allows
notes345= the simultaneous execution of multiple thread contexts within a single processor
notes350= core. (Enabled by default)
notes355= DCM: Acronym for "Dual-Chip Module" (one dual-core processor chip + one L3-cache chip)
notes365= SUT: Acronym for "System Under Test"
notes370= ESSL: Engineering and Scientific Subroutine Library
notes375=
notes380= Extended C: IBM XL C for AIX invoked as cc
notes381= ANSI C89: IBM XL C for AIX invoked as xlc
notes385= C++: IBM XL C for AIX invoked as xlC
notes390= Fortran 77: IBM XL Fortran for AIX invoked as xlf90 unless explicitly reassigned
notes395= Fortran 90: IBM XL Fortran for AIX invoked as xlf
notes300=
notes305= ulimits set to unlimited.
notes310= Large page mode and memory affinity were set as follows:
int=default=default=default:
notes315= vmo -r -o lgpg_regions=400 -o lgpg_size=16777216 -o
fp=default=default=default:
notes315= vmo -r -o lgpg_regions=400 -o lgpg_size=16777216 -o
default=default=default=default:
notes320= chuser capabilities=CAP_BYPASS_RAC_VMM,CAP_PROPAGATE $USER
notes325= reboot -q
notes330= export MEMORY_AFFINITY=MCM
notes335=
notes340= The following config-file entry was used to assign each benchmark process to a core:
notes345= submit = let "MYCPU=2*\$SPECUSERNUM"; if (("\$MYCPU > 3")) then let "MYCPU-=3"; fi; bindprocessor \$\$ \$MYCPU; $command
notes350= The "bindprocessor" AIX command binds a process to a CPU core.
notes355=