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Basically, ''' analys.txt ''' would look like this:
Replace items in angle braces with your values<pck br />// denotes a comment<pre><package name - file nameof the archive> ID1 of group of options + #<permutation number, starting with 1>|<compiler options> // # symbol delimits a complete result set ID1 <build exit code>|<build wall clock time>|<build user + system time>|<binary size in bytes> // from build step - time, memory, CPU load, status code of buildis in seconds ID1 + status <test exit code of > // from teststep ID2 +options ID2 + build time$<benchmark run number, start with 1>|<benchmark speed performance score>|<benchmark memoryscore> // from benchmark step, CPUboth are integers >= 0, status code of buildhigher is better etc// repeat above line for each benchmark run<pck name 2/pre> ID1 etc
Example:
<pre>apache2.2.31>.tgz // package name ID1 #1|-fbuiltin -falign-loops -fforward-propagade -fipa-cp// options 30s , 125MB , 4% , 0|30|90|1024 // build 0 // test$1|1334|4532 ID2 -O2 -fnobuiltin -fnoalign-loops// benchmark run 1 37s , 129MB , 7% , 0$2|1543|54354 // benchmark run 2 0$3|4543|44<apache2.$4.16>|1543|4565 ID1 #2|-fbuiltin -falign-loops -fforward-propagade -fipa-cpO3 // permutation 2 39s , 151MB , 5% , 0|20|60|2048 // etc. 0 ID2 -O2 -fnobuiltin -fnoalign-loops$1|13434|45532 43s , 172MB , 8% , 0 0$2|56643|5436654$3|45433|4674$4|154563|455465<br/pre>ID can be used just once - in this case it can be like a delimiter tat separates groups of options. This is just a draft.
== GitHub Repository ==
# Click the Fork button.
# This should create a your own version of the repo.
# Clone the newly forked repo , by copying the "HTTPS Clone URL" on the right side of the repo page, and running the command "git clone https://github.com/pk400/SPO600-Build-Framework.git" in your Git Shell and begin adding your additions/changes.
# Once you have committed and pushed your changes to your own repo, submit a Pull Request, by clicking on the link on the right side of the repo page.
# Click New Pull Request.
