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A package to measure & compare system performance. Yes, I know the package files are missing, I need to hack it a little more so that it installs the binaries and all the data files in some place that won't be blown away by a "make clean" and compare the results...for now, you can type "make test" to run the test and go into the work/lmbench-1.0/Results subdirectory to see what it measured.
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# New ports collection makefile for: lmbench
# Version required: 1.0
# Date created: 6 May 1995
# Whom: asami
#
Use MAN? macros. CATEGORIES+= -> CATEGORIES.
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# $Id: Makefile,v 1.5 1996/03/21 11:35:08 asami Exp $
A package to measure & compare system performance. Yes, I know the package files are missing, I need to hack it a little more so that it installs the binaries and all the data files in some place that won't be blown away by a "make clean" and compare the results...for now, you can type "make test" to run the test and go into the work/lmbench-1.0/Results subdirectory to see what it measured.
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#
DISTNAME= lmbench-1.0
Use MAN? macros. CATEGORIES+= -> CATEGORIES.
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CATEGORIES= benchmarks
A package to measure & compare system performance. Yes, I know the package files are missing, I need to hack it a little more so that it installs the binaries and all the data files in some place that won't be blown away by a "make clean" and compare the results...for now, you can type "make test" to run the test and go into the work/lmbench-1.0/Results subdirectory to see what it measured.
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MASTER_SITES= ftp://forte.mathematik.uni-bremen.de/pub/unix/benchmarks/
MAINTAINER= asami@FreeBSD.ORG
ALL_TARGET= build
Use MAN? macros. CATEGORIES+= -> CATEGORIES.
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MAN1= bargraph.1 graph.1
MAN8= bw_file_rd.8 bw_mem_cp.8 bw_mem_rd.8 bw_mem_wr.8 \
bw_mmap_rd.8 bw_pipe.8 bw_tcp.8 lat_connect.8 lat_ctx.8 \
lat_fs.8 lat_mem_rd.8 lat_mmap.8 lat_pagefault.8 lat_pipe.8 \
lat_proc.8 lat_rpc.8 lat_syscall.8 lat_tcp.8 lat_udp.8 \
lmbench.8 lmdd.8 mhz.8
A package to measure & compare system performance. Yes, I know the package files are missing, I need to hack it a little more so that it installs the binaries and all the data files in some place that won't be blown away by a "make clean" and compare the results...for now, you can type "make test" to run the test and go into the work/lmbench-1.0/Results subdirectory to see what it measured.
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test: build
@(cd ${WRKSRC}; make results)
retest: build
@(cd ${WRKSRC}; make rerun)
Make this thing install. Basically copy everything it needs to ${PREFIX}/lib/lmbench.
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pre-install:
[ -d ${PREFIX}/lib/lmbench ] || mkdir -p ${PREFIX}/lib/lmbench
do-install:
cp ${FILESDIR}/Makefile ${PREFIX}/lib/lmbench
tar -C ${WRKSRC} -cf - Results bin scripts | \
tar -C ${PREFIX}/lib/lmbench -xf -
Use MAN? macros. CATEGORIES+= -> CATEGORIES.
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.for man in ${MAN1}
Check NOMANCOMPRESS, and convert a shell for loop into a make .for loop while I'm here. Requested by: rgrimes
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cp ${WRKSRC}/doc/${man} ${PREFIX}/man/man1
.endfor
Use MAN? macros. CATEGORIES+= -> CATEGORIES.
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.for man in ${MAN8}
Check NOMANCOMPRESS, and convert a shell for loop into a make .for loop while I'm here. Requested by: rgrimes
1996-03-21 11:35:08 +00:00
cp ${WRKSRC}/doc/${man} ${PREFIX}/man/man8
.endfor
Make this thing install. Basically copy everything it needs to ${PREFIX}/lib/lmbench.
1995-05-14 06:08:08 +00:00
A package to measure & compare system performance. Yes, I know the package files are missing, I need to hack it a little more so that it installs the binaries and all the data files in some place that won't be blown away by a "make clean" and compare the results...for now, you can type "make test" to run the test and go into the work/lmbench-1.0/Results subdirectory to see what it measured.
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.include <bsd.port.mk>
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