SPECint_rate95

IBM Corporation

RISC System/6000 H50 (2 CPU)

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Benchmark # and Name	Base # Copies	Base Run Time	Base SPEC Ratio	Peak # Copies	Peak Run Time	Peak SPEC Ratio
099.go	2	276	300	2	263	315
124.m88ksim	2	111	309	2	110	311
126.gcc	2	133	230	2	133	229
129.compress	2	201	161	2	197	164
130.li	2	157	219	2	137	250
132.ijpeg	2	144	301	2	140	310
134.perl	2	133	257	2	128	267
147.vortex	2	217	224	2	209	232
SPECint_rate_base95			245
			SPECint_rate95			255

Tester Information:

SPEC License #:	11
Tested By:	IBM, Austin, TX
Test Date:	Jul-99
Hardware Avail:	Feb-98
Software Avail:	Dec-98

Hardware Information:

Model Name:	RS/6000 H50 (2 CPU)
CPU:	332 MHz PowerPC 604e
FPU:	Integrated
Number of CPU(s):	2
Primary Cache:	32KBI+32KBD on chip
Secondary Cache:	256KB(I+D) off chip
Other Cache:	None
Memory:	2 GB
Disk Subsystem:	6x2.2GB
Other Hardware:	None

Software Information:

Operating System:	AIX 4.3.2
Compiler:	IBM C/C++ 3.6.4.2
	memdbg 4.4.0.1
	FDPR
File System:	AIX/JFS
System State:	Multi-user

Notes:

Compatibility Flags: gcc -ma -qlanglvl=ansi; perl -DI_TIME -DI_SYS_TIME
Base:  -O4 -Q=500 -lhmu -qpdf1/2 
Peak:
099:  -O -Q=500 -qdatalocal -qassert=addr -qcompact -bnso -bI:/lib/syscalls.exp
124:  -O4 -Q=100 -qansialias -qpdf1/2; fdpr -R3
126:  -O -qdatalocal -qassert=addr -qinlglue -qpdf1/2 -bnso
-bI:/lib/syscalls.exp; fdpr -R3
129:  -qipa=level=2 -Q=200 -qassert=allp -qunroll=5
130:  -O4 -qlibansi -qpdf1/2; fdpr -R3
132:  -O4 -qunroll=4 -qpdf1/2 -bnso -bI:/lib/syscalls.exp
134:  -O4 -Q=200 -qinlglue -Dsetjmp=_setjmp -Dlongjmp=_longjmp -qansialias
-qunroll=4 -qpdf1/2 -bnso -bI:/lib/syscalls.exp
/usr/ccs/lib/bmalloc.o ; fdpr -R3
147:  -O3 -qarch=ppc -qipa=level=2 -qtune=601 -Q=500 -qpdf1/2
-lhmu ; fdpr -R2

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