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[ARCHIVE][October 24, 2013] Building the MiBench benchmark suite for ARM926EJ-S

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MiBench is a free, commercially representative embedded benchmark suite.

1. What you get after the build

You get binaries and data sets of the MiBench version 1 benchmark suite for Linux/ARM926EJ-S.

Requirements

A Linux host machine
A GNU cross tool-chain: follow the instructions here

2. Get the material

Download that tarball. It contains all the necessary material (scripts and source codes) to compile the MiBench benchmark suite for ARM926EJ-S.

3. Uncompress the tarball

$ tar zxvf mibench-v1-source-v3.tar.gz

4. Build the benchmark suite

$ cd mibench-v1-source-v3
$ ./build.sh all arm-926ejs-linux-gnueabi ${HOME}/crosstool-source-v3/arm-926ejs-linux-gnueabi

Adjust the arguments of the building script to your cross tool-chain installation.

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Virtual Platforms

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Highlights

Acknowledgments

Digiteo

We would like to thank Digiteo that supported us in making the UNISIM virtual platforms available to the community.

Exhibition

HiPEAC

We presented a poster at the poster sessions of the HiPEAC'12 conference, January 23-25, 2012, Paris, France. The HiPEAC conference provides a forum for experts in computer architecture, programming models, compilers, and operating systems for embedded and general-purpose systems. The conference aims at the dissemination of advanced scientific knowledge and the promotion of international contacts among scientists from academia and industry.

On-going evaluation

OPEES

A UNISIM virtual platform of a Xilinx Virtex-5 FXT is being evaluated by project partners in the context of OPEES (Open Platform for the Engineering of Embedded Systems), a European project that aims to ensure long-term availability of critical / embedded systems engineering technologies to secure industry competitiveness and development.