Specomp

SPEComp: A new benchmark suite for measuring parallel computer performance. We present a new benchmark suite for parallel computers. SPEComp targets mid-size parallel servers. It includes a number of science/engineering and data processing applications. Parallelism is expressed in the OpenMP API. The suite includes two data sets, Medium and Large, of approximately 1.6 and 4 GB in size. Our overview also describes the organization developing SPEComp, issues in creating OpenMP parallel benchmarks, the benchmarking methodology underlying SPEComp, and basic performance characteristics.

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  1. Harmanci, Derin; Gramoli, Vincent; Felber, Pascal; Fetzer, Christof: Extensible transactional memory testbed (2010)
  2. Costa, J. J.; Cortes, T.; Martorell, X.; Ayguade, E.; Labarta, J.: Running OpenMP applications efficiently on an everything-shared SDSM (2006)
  3. Min, Seung-Jai; Basumallik, Ayon; Eigenmann, Rudolf: Optimizing OpenMP programs on software distributed shared memory systems (2003)
  4. Basumallik, Ayon; Min, Seung-Jai; Eigenmann, Rudolf: Towards OpenMP execution on software distributed shared memory systems (2002)
  5. Eigenmann, Rudolf; Gaertner, Greg; Jones, Wesley; Saito, Hideki; Whitney, Brian: SPEC HPC2002: The next high-performance computer benchmark (2002)
  6. Takahashi, Daisuke; Sato, Mitsuhisa; Boku, Taisuke: Performance evaluation of the Hitachi SR8000 using OpenMP benchmarks (2002)
  7. Aslot, Vishal; Domeika, Max; Eigenmann, Rudolf; Gaertner, Greg; Jones, Wesley B.: SPEComp: A new benchmark suite for measuring parallel computer performance (2001)