[Beowulf] Time measurement
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Greg Lindahl lindahl at pathscale.comThu Aug 4 00:06:30 PDT 2005
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>2) include start_time , end_time code in the program : this won't >include the communication , i/o , loading etc overhead. By the way, many parallel benchmarks do it this way. Why? Because you may have to run for a long time to have a typical ratio of startup or initialization to real computation -- many apps are run for hours after a minute or two of startup. By measuring only the computation, you can do it much quicker, minutes instead of hours. The only bad aspect to this is that you may not realize that a given system does poorly on startup. -- greg
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