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Convert gcc-loops-wasm to JS-style scoring #26
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Build with the same options (-O2, Emscripten MODULARIZE, etc.) as TSF-wasm before. Use the WasmEMCCBenchmark class introduced earlier. Since we want to run multiple iterations (for first, average, worst scoring), change to small workload size. Each individual iteration still runs >20ms, which we agreed on in the last sync. Drive-by fixes: The WasmEMCCBenchmark setup code needs to make sure we don't automatically run main() after setupModule(). The TSF-wasm build script uses `set -o pipefail`, which is a bash option, hence change shebang line. Add Wall time output also for WasmEMCCBenchmark and WasmLegacyBenchmark.
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it can accommodate n elements such that n = vector-size/element-size | ||
(e.g, 4 ints, 8 shorts, or 16 chars for a vector of size 16 bytes). | ||
A combination of data-types of different sizes in the same loop | ||
Currently only a single vector-size per target is supported; |
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Build with the same options (-O2, Emscripten
-s MODULARIZE
, etc.) astsf-wasm
before. Use theWasmEMCCBenchmark
class introduced earlier. Since we want to run multiple iterations (for first, average, worst scoring), change to small workload size. Each individual iteration still runs >20ms, which we agreed on in the last sync.Drive-by fixes:
The
WasmEMCCBenchmark
setup code needs to make sure we don't automatically runmain()
aftersetupModule()
, hence addnoInitialRun
. The TSF-wasm build script usesset -o pipefail
, which is a bash option, hence change shebang line. Add Wall time output also forWasmLegacyBenchmark
.I compared profiles/flamegraphs before and after the recompilation of
gcc-loops.wasm
. We still spend the vast majority of the CPU samples in top-tier compiled code, which makes sense.