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<h3>Raw results</h3>
<p>To the CompilerBenchs' package, each raw benchmark B (Drysthone, Whetstone...) gives a single result R for a on a given C context :</p>
! <img src='/icons/maths-package-bench.png' alt='?' class='math'>
<p>
Basically benchmark's context can be see as a N dimensions' array (of strings or number). Context includes informations like host's and benchmark's names, date & time, compiler, compiler version, OS, optimisation flags, and so on, and a real positive value (the result, R) gives the raw performance of the benchmark B according to that context. For convience I'll reference results (.txt files) from benchmark package as raw results or as raw benchmark.
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<h3>Raw results</h3>
<p>To the CompilerBenchs' package, each raw benchmark B (Drysthone, Whetstone...) gives a single result R for a on a given C context :</p>
! <img src='$LT_WEB_ICONS/maths-package-bench.png' alt='?' class='math'>
<p>
Basically benchmark's context can be see as a N dimensions' array (of strings or number). Context includes informations like host's and benchmark's names, date & time, compiler, compiler version, OS, optimisation flags, and so on, and a real positive value (the result, R) gives the raw performance of the benchmark B according to that context. For convience I'll reference results (.txt files) from benchmark package as raw results or as raw benchmark.
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<h3>Relative results</h3>
<p>To provide more flexibily (hopefuly), CompilerBenchmarks uses a particular viewing mechanism based on benchmark <b>relatives</b> results. For a raw benchmark B, two entries E(n) and R(n) are created in database DB (only if informations don't exist yet) :</p>
! <img src='/icons/maths-package-db.png' alt='?' class='math'>
<p>
So each entry in database presents a result relatively to the miminum raw
! value for a given benchmark (not context). Database holds <img src='/icons/maths-package-beta.png' alt='?'> entries, and <i>minima</i> gets a performance weight of 1.0.
</p>
<p>Relative values are computed hourly, and results aren't shown before.</p>
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<h3>Relative results</h3>
<p>To provide more flexibily (hopefuly), CompilerBenchmarks uses a particular viewing mechanism based on benchmark <b>relatives</b> results. For a raw benchmark B, two entries E(n) and R(n) are created in database DB (only if informations don't exist yet) :</p>
! <img src='$LT_WEB_ICONS/maths-package-db.png' alt='?' class='math'>
<p>
So each entry in database presents a result relatively to the miminum raw
! value for a given benchmark (not context). Database holds <img src='$LT_WEB_ICONS/maths-package-beta.png' alt='?'> entries, and <i>minima</i> gets a performance weight of 1.0.
</p>
<p>Relative values are computed hourly, and results aren't shown before.</p>
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common part S of their contexts.
</p>
! <img src='/icons/maths-package-select.png' alt='?' class='math'>
<h3>What's displayed</h3>
<p>
! The <img src='/icons/maths-package-delta.png' alt='?'> previous
results are used. Then, a function D may be applied on them to get a
2D-array that could be easily displayed (using a chart) according to a specific c context item :
</p>
<p>
! <img src='/icons/maths-package-display.png' alt='?' class='math'>
<p>Finally, the average values of (relative) results that hold c in their
! contexts are shown by the portal, as well as the number <img src='/icons/maths-package-beta.png' alt='?'> of DB entries matching C.
</p>";
} elsif ($tab eq 'export') {
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common part S of their contexts.
</p>
! <img src='$LT_WEB_ICONS/maths-package-select.png' alt='?' class='math'>
<h3>What's displayed</h3>
<p>
! The <img src='$LT_WEB_ICONS/maths-package-delta.png' alt='?'> previous
results are used. Then, a function D may be applied on them to get a
2D-array that could be easily displayed (using a chart) according to a specific c context item :
</p>
<p>
! <img src='$LT_WEB_ICONS/maths-package-display.png' alt='?' class='math'>
<p>Finally, the average values of (relative) results that hold c in their
! contexts are shown by the portal, as well as the number <img src='$LT_WEB_ICONS/maths-package-beta.png' alt='?'> of DB entries matching C.
</p>";
} elsif ($tab eq 'export') {
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