On 10/23/2013 11:23 AM, Erik Schnetter wrote:
I believe these benchmark parameter files are wildly out of date and should be removed.

These days, we auto-generate benchmark files based on the target system to ensure that the benchmark parameters are scaled correctly. I have some script in Simfactory that do this. There is a low-level interface to the scripts where you (unfortunately) need to set many parameters (nodes, cores, processes, threads, SMT threads, memory to be used, CPU time to be used, etc.), and a high-level interface where you (unfortunately) basically cannot set anything since these are all chosen automatically... I should give an overview in person; would next Monday during the ET call make sense?
I think it would.

Cheers,
Steve

-erik

On 2013-10-23, at 11:40 , Roland Haas <roland.haas@physics.gatech.edu> wrote:


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Hello Steve,

here the ones I know of:


BenchIO


        

          
BSSN_MoL


        

        
this is the CCATIE code. AEI private and not to be used anymore as far
as I know (superseded by MacLachlan).



        

          
FlexIO IOFlexIO


        

        
Old IO libraries. Used only with PUGH.



        

          
whisky_init_data


        

        
this is now GRHydro_InitData



        

          
whisky


        

        
this is now GRHydro



        

          
whisky_rnsid


        

        
this uses a private version of RNSID (original RNSID stand alone code
by Nick Stergioulas then extended). Rumour (and me talking to Nick
when I met him accidentally in Germany) has it that a new public
version of RNSID that contains (most of?) these features is being
prepared. Frank would know I think.



        

          
Are these out of date? Are there better files to use for
benchmarking?


        

        
Mostly they are out of data I'd say. For benchmarking I'd use the tov
and vacuum files from the xirel project. Alternatively I think Erik
send around some of his benchmarking files a while ago.

Yours,
Roland

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