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import os, sys
from rpython.translator.test import rpystone
from rpython.translator.goal import richards
# __________ Entry point __________
# note that we have %f but no length specifiers in RPython
def pystones_main(loops):
benchtime, stones = rpystone.pystones(abs(loops))
s = '' # annotator happiness
if loops >= 0:
s = ("RPystone time for %d passes = %f" %
(loops, benchtime) + '\n' + (
"This machine benchmarks at %f pystones/second\n" % stones))
os.write(1, s)
if loops == 12345:
pystones_main(loops-1)
def richards_main(iterations):
s = "Richards benchmark (RPython) starting...\n"
os.write(1, s)
result, startTime, endTime = richards.entry_point(iterations)
if not result:
os.write(2, "Incorrect results!\n")
return
os.write(1, "finished.\n")
total_s = endTime - startTime
avg = total_s * 1000 / iterations
os.write(1, "Total time for %d iterations: %f secs\n" %(iterations, total_s))
os.write(1, "Average time per iteration: %f ms\n" %(avg))
DEF_PYSTONE = 10000000
DEF_RICHARDS = 1000
def entry_point(argv):
proc = pystones_main
default = DEF_PYSTONE
n = 0
for s in argv[1:]:
s = s.lower()
if 'pystone'.startswith(s):
proc = pystones_main
default = DEF_PYSTONE
elif 'richards'.startswith(s):
proc = richards_main
default = DEF_RICHARDS
else:
try:
n = abs(int(s))
except ValueError:
os.write(2, '"%s" is neither a valid option (pystone, richards)'
' nor an integer\n' % s)
return 1
if not n:
n = default
proc(n)
return 0
# _____ Define and setup target ___
def target(*args):
return entry_point
"""
Why is this a stand-alone target?
The above target specifies no argument types list.
This is a case treated specially in the driver.py . The only argument is meant
to be a list of strings, actually implementing argv of the executable.
"""
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