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Is it normal for parser-125k Multicore score lower than Singlecore score? #12
Ok. I found that parser-125k is normal when I run on Ubantu in VirtualBox.
I ran "make TARGET=linux64 certify-all XCMD='-c16'" in both Cygwin and Ubantu.
I can't run "make TARGET=cygwin certify-all XCMD='-c16'" because there is an error "cygwin.mak : No such file or directory".
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petertorelli commentedon Jul 1, 2022
That's highly unusual. Do you observer the same poor scaling every run? Are each of the tests running for at least 10 seconds?
bongo01 commentedon Jul 2, 2022
Yes, I observe the same poor scaling every run (around 4-5 runs) and also each of the tests running for at least 10 second. My CPU is AMD Ryzen 5800H
bongo01 commentedon Jul 4, 2022
Ok. I found that parser-125k is normal when I run on Ubantu in VirtualBox.
I ran "make TARGET=linux64 certify-all XCMD='-c16'" in both Cygwin and Ubantu.
I can't run "make TARGET=cygwin certify-all XCMD='-c16'" because there is an error "cygwin.mak : No such file or directory".
petertorelli commentedon Aug 26, 2022
Glad you solved the problem in Ubuntu. But running under a VM is not a good idea as you are subject to pre-emption at a higher level by the host OS.
How were you able to run under cygwin in your first comment, but cannot run under it now?