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reference.log in split format
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Each section in the reference.log file has a threshold specifier, which consists
of 2 lines:
* [metric operator]
* threshold value
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Each section in the reference.log file has a threshold specifier, which consists
of 2 lines:
* [metric operator]
* threshold value
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The metric operator line specifies the name of the metric, a vertical bar ('|'), and either 'ge' or 'le', all inside square brackets.
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The metric operator line specifies the name of the metric, a vertical bar ('|'), and either 'ge' or 'le', all inside square brackets.
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The threshold value is a numeric value to compare the benchmark result with,
to indicate success or failure.
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The threshold value is a numeric value to compare the benchmark result with,
to indicate success or failure.
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Example:
{{{#!YellowBox
[SciMark.FFT|ge]
0
[SciMark.LU|ge]
0
}}}
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Example:
{{{#!YellowBox
[SciMark.FFT|ge]
0
[SciMark.LU|ge]
0
}}}
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This file is read by parser.py to check the metrics against each declared threshold, to determine pass or fail for benchmark tests.
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This file is read by parser.py to check the metrics against each declared threshold, to determine pass or fail for benchmark tests.
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See also parser.py, Benchmark parser notes, and bench_processing
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See also [[parser.py]], [[Benchmark parser notes]], and [[function_bench_processing|bench_processing]]
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