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[gomp] timings (was: [gomp] omp performance question)


This is to summarize the OMP timings I posted yesterday.

A relevant code fragment and explanations may be found here:
http://gcc.gnu.org/ml/fortran/2006-10/msg00753.html

$> uname -mo
x86_64 GNU/Linux

Four cores, dual CPU, dual core each.


Single threaded, optimized build (FCFLAGS="-O1"): real 64m36.502s user 64m36.886s sys 0m00.040s

OpenMP enabled builds, FCFLAGS="-O1 -fopenmp");

                  | OMP_DYNAMIC=FALSE | OMP_DYNAMIC=TRUE |
-------------------+-------------------+------------------+
                  |    57m36.233s     |    165m54.954s   |
OMP_NUM_THREADS=4 |    91m59.685s     |     98m13.528s   |
                  |    26m31.735s     |    109m26.858s   |
-------------------+-------------------+------------------+
                  |    85m54.649s     |    168m46.983s   |
OMP_NUM_THREADS=8 |   125m20.442s     |     97m53.903s   |
                  |    48m15.253s     |    113m00.108s   |
-------------------+-------------------+------------------+

Processes that ran with OMP_DYNAMIC=TRUE employed three threads
(most of the time). Using default values of
OMP_NUM_THREADS/OMP_DYNAMIC, i.e. by not specifying them explicitely,
the resulting values are:

real     67m16.611s
user    112m22.885s
sys      25m44.641s

All these numbers are oneshots, no variances are measured/available.

Hints and suggestions are still highly welcome =)

Daniel


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