######################################################################### # # # Control parameters for SPECjbb benchmark # # # ######################################################################### # # This file has 2 sections; changable parameters and fixed parameters. # The fixed parameters exist so that you may run tests any way you want, # however in order to have a valid, reportable run of SPECjbb, you must # reset them to their original values. # ######################################################################### # # # Changable input parameters # # # ######################################################################### # Warehouse sequence may be controlled in either of two ways. The more # usual method for specifying warehouse sequence is the triple # input.starting_number_warehouses, input.increment_number_warehouses, # and input.ending_number_warehouses, which causes the sequence of # warehouses to progress from input.starting_number_warehouses to # input.ending_number_warehouses, incrementing by # input.increment_number_warehouses. # The alternative method of specifying warehouse sequence is # input.sequence_of_number_of_warehouses, which allows specification of # an arbitrary list of positive integers in increasing order. # For a publishable result the warehouse sequence must begin at 1, # increment by 1 and go to at least 8 warehouses # The expected_peak_warehouses defaults to the result of the runtime call # Runtime.getRuntime.availableProcessors() # It can be overeridden here but then a submission should include an explanation # in the Notes field input.jvm_instances=1 input.starting_number_warehouses=1 input.increment_number_warehouses=1 #input.ending_number_warehouses=2 #input.expected_peak_warehouse =0 #input.sequence_of_number_of_warehouses=1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 # # 'show_warehouse_detail' controls whether to print per-warehouse # statistics in the raw results file. These statistics are not used # in the final report but may be useful when analyzing a JVMs behavior. # When running a large number of warehouses (i.e. on a system with a # lot of CPUs), changing this to true will results in very large # raw files. For submissions to SPEC, it is recommended that this # attribute be set to false. # input.show_warehouse_detail=false # # 'include_file' is the name for the descriptive properties file. On # systems where the file separator is \, use \\ as the file separator # here. # # Examples: # input.include_file=SPECjbb_config.props # input.include_file=/path/to/SPECjbb_config.props # input.include_file=c:\\path\\to\\SPECjbb_config.props # input.include_file=SPECjbb_config.props # # directory to store output files. On systems where the file separator # is \, use \\ as the file separator here. # # Examples: # input.include_file=results # input.include_file=/path/to/results # input.include_file=c:\\path\\to\\results # input.output_directory=results ######################################################################### # # # Fixed input parameters # # # # YOUR RESULTS WILL BE INVALID IF YOU CHANGE THESE PARAMETERS # # # ######################################################################### # DON'T CHANGE THIS PARAMETER, OR ELSE !!!! input.suite=SPECjbb # Benchmark logging level input.log_level=INFO # Deterministic Random Seed (required value is false) input.deterministic_random_seed=false # rampup and rampdown specify rampup and rampdown for multi-jvm mode # only. (seconds) input.per_jvm_warehouse_rampup=3 input.per_jvm_warehouse_rampdown=20 # # If you need to collect stats or profiles, it may be useful to increase # the 'measurement_seconds'. This will, however, invalidate your results # # Amount of time to run each point prior to the measurement window input.ramp_up_seconds=30 # Time of measurement window input.measurement_seconds=240