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Apologies for the delay. Will take a look at that patch shortly. This week from Raptor I should be having a Talos II system locally as well that will help in further verifying POWER9 benchmarking behavior.
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Hello. I was wondering if you have had time to look at this.
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That patch should now be applied cleanly with the pts/encode-mp3-1.7.2 update. The patch previously got mangled due to some variables not being escaped.
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Thank you Michael.
Excellet news; are you getting the Talos system as a loaner?
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Yes I now have a Raptor Talos II system locally for benchmarking.
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Awesome. What configuration is the Talos system?
If you ever need help running on power I'm available (you can also email me directly, [email protected])
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Thanks. It's dual 22-core CPUs and currently equipped with 8 x 8GB DDR4-2666 and NVMe storage.
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It seems to me that the patch will not have any effect. You are patching configure.in
. The install script (https://github.com/phoronix-test-suite/test-profiles/blob/master/pts/encode-mp3-1.7.2/install.sh), however, does not call autoconf
. So it will still use the original unmodified configure
script.
In fact, I found this while wondering about very bad lame performance when testing with Fedora 29 and gcc-8.2.1. The standard Fedora lame package is about three times faster than the one in the pts test. The problem seems to be that configure fails to recognize the gcc version properly and then later in configure it will silently skip the --enable-expopt
. That way lame will be compiled without any optimizations. Since this happens without failing the build (or test), I assume that quite a few more test results on openbenchmark.org could be affected.
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Just ran across this issue. The fix is to either patch configure.in and regenerate configure or just patch configure directly. The fix is on line 13198 of the configure file.
--0-90-9)
++[0-9][0-9])
This brings my lame encoding times down from 90 seconds to 16 seconds.
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