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Simplify the build rules so that common libraries are always linked. Also fix up a couple of -lpciaccess instances that should have been changed to $(PCIACCESS_LIB). Change-Id: I4c50fa3aa59cae013d3385e38fbb830794299f6e Signed-off-by: Daniel Verkamp <daniel.verkamp@intel.com> |
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IOAT Kernel Driver Test Tool ============================ For the purpose to make performance comparison with user space IOAT driver, we developed the test tool based on IOAT kernel driver, the test tool contains 2 components: kernel test module and user space application. The kernel test module allocated one kernel thread for each DMA channel, and the kernel thread did not pin to specified CPU cores, but ensure all the thread run in the same NUMA socket with DMA channel, and the user space application communicated with kernel test module via sysfs interface. Building & Usage ================ 1. Compile and load the kernel test module first. modprobe -v ioatdma ./scripts/build_kmod.sh build && insmod dmaperf.ko 2. Run the test application. Parameters: [-h usage] [-n number of DMA channels] [-q queue depth, per DMA channel] [-s [n^2] transfer size, per descriptor] [-t total [n^2] data to tranfer, per DMA channel] For example: ./ioat_kperf -n 4 -q 128 -s 12 -t 32 Total 4 Channels, Queue_Depth 128, Transfer Size 4096 Bytes, Total Transfer Size 4 GB Running I/O . . . . Channel 0 Performance Data 1414 MB/s Channel 1 Performance Data 1413 MB/s Channel 2 Performance Data 1413 MB/s Channel 3 Performance Data 1415 MB/s Total Channel Performance Data 5655 MB/s 3. Cleanup ./scripts/build_kmod.sh clean OS Support ========== We have tested several Linux distributions, currently Fedora 21/22 with kernel version >= 3.17 are supported.