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looking for benchmark programs
- To: self-interest
- Subject: looking for benchmark programs
- From: urs@cs.stanford.edu (Urs Hoelzle)
- Date: Fri, 18 Jun 93 13:22:06 PDT
- Reply-to: urs@cs.stanford.edu
- Resent-date: Fri, 18 Jun 93 13:22:20 PDT
- Resent-from: Urs Hoelzle <urs@otis>
- Resent-message-id: <9306182022.AA08762@otis.Stanford.EDU>
- Resent-to: real-self-interest
- Sender: Urs Hoelzle <urs@otis>
For my upcoming thesis I'm looking for a Few Good Programs to use as
benchmarks for the new Self compiler.  To qualify, your program should
    - be reasonably large (at least several hundred lines)
    - be reasonably reproducible (no user input etc.) 
    - preferably not use signals, processes, or X
    - take around 5 seconds to run (on a SS-10, excluding
      initialization, with warm code cache)
In exchange for providing me with a benchmark, you'll get
    - complete guaranteed immortality by virtue of being mentioned in 
      at least one (1) paragraph of my thesis
    - my eternal gratefulness 
    - and, quite possibly, a better and faster Self system!
If you've written a Self program that might fit the above criteria,
please let me know.  Thanks!
-Urs