Portability Flags:
-qfixed used in: 168.wupwise, 171.swim, 172.mgrid, 173.applu,
178.galgel, 200.sixtrack, 301.apsi
-qsuffix=f=f90 used in: 178.galgel, 187.facerec, 189.lucas, 191.fma3d
Base Optimization Flags:
Fortran: -O5 -lhmu -blpdata -lmass
C: -qpdf1/pdf2
-O5 -blpdata -qalign=natural
Peak Optimization Flags
168.wupwise: -O5 -qsave -blpdata -lhmu -lmass
171.swim: -q64 -O5 -blpdata
172.mgrid: users=2
-qpdf1/pdf2
-O4 -qipa=partition=large -q64 -blpdata
173.applu: -qpdf1/pdf2
-O5 -qarch=pwr3 -qtune=pwr3 -qalign=struct=natural -q64 -blpdata
fdpr -q -O3
177.mesa: basepeak=yes
178.galgel: users=2
-qpdf1/pdf2
-O4 -qfdpr -lhmu -blpdata -lmass -qessl -lessl
fdpr -q -O3
179.art: -O5 -lhmu -blpdata
183.equake: -qpdf1/pdf2
-O3 -qarch=auto -qtune=auto -qipa=level=2 -blpdata
187.facerec: basepeak=yes
188.ammp: basepeak=yes
189.lucas: users=2
-O3 -qarch=auto -qtune=auto -qfdpr -blpdata -qessl -lessl
fdpr -q -O3
191.fma3d: basepeak=yes
200.sixtrack: -qpdf1/pdf2
-O5 -qfdpr -qalign=struct=natural
fdpr -q -O3
301.apsi: -O5
The installed OS level is AIX 5L for POWER version 5.3 with the 5300-04 Recommended Maintenence package.
SMT: Acronym for "Simultaneous Multi-Threading". A processor technology that allows
the simultaneous execution of multiple thread contexts within a single processor
core. (Enabled by default)
DCM: Acronym for "Dual-Chip Module" (one dual-core processor chip + one L3-cache chip)
SUT: Acronym for "System Under Test"
Extended C: IBM XL C for AIX invoked as cc
ANSI C89: IBM XL C for AIX invoked as xlc
C++: IBM XL C for AIX invoked as xlC
Fortran 77: IBM XL Fortran for AIX invoked as xlf90 unless explicitly reassigned
Fortran 90: IBM XL Fortran for AIX invoked as xlf
ulimits set to unlimited.
Large page mode was set as follows:
vmo -r -o lgpg_regions=800 -o lgpg_size=16777216
bosboot -aD
shutdown -rF
The following config-file entry was used to assign each benchmark process to a core:
submit = let "MYCPU=2*\$SPECUSERNUM"; if (("\$MYCPU > 3"))
then let "MYCPU-=3"; fi; bindprocessor \$\$ \$MYCPU; $command
The "bindprocessor" AIX command binds a process to a CPU core.
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