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39 # Calculate a relative speed measurement based on
40 # iterating over a simple loop in perl. Print the
41 # result as millions of iterations per cpu second.
45 my $tries = 3; # repeat count to get average
46 my $m = 1000000; # scale to million iterations/second
47 my $l = 10000000; # number of iterations to time
48 my $cpu = 0; # cpu time accumlator
49 my $dummy = 0; # dummy variable to prevent optimizations
55 for ($a = 0; $a < $tries; ++$a)
58 for ($i = 0; $i < $l; ++$i)
63 $cpu += $stop - $start;
67 print "" . int($l/($cpu*$m)) . "\n";
69 return $dummy; # reuse dummy variable