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Philipp Klaus Krause
I'd like to compare C compilers targetting embedded systems - the kind
that only have a few KB of RAM, etc.
However there seems to be a lack of software I could use. Waht I'm
looking for should be free, written (mostly) in standard C, be not
totally different from typical embedded applications.
So far I see:
- dhrystone
- The Contiki OS
- the files I've been using to track sdcc over revisions at
https://sourceforge.net/apps/trac/sdcc/wiki/Philipp's TODO list
Are there any other suitable benchmarks I could look at? They don't have
to be designed as benchmarks, other software, like the Contiki OS
mentioned above is OK, too. THey don't even have to "run", so libraries
would be OK, too.
Philipp
that only have a few KB of RAM, etc.
However there seems to be a lack of software I could use. Waht I'm
looking for should be free, written (mostly) in standard C, be not
totally different from typical embedded applications.
So far I see:
- dhrystone
- The Contiki OS
- the files I've been using to track sdcc over revisions at
https://sourceforge.net/apps/trac/sdcc/wiki/Philipp's TODO list
Are there any other suitable benchmarks I could look at? They don't have
to be designed as benchmarks, other software, like the Contiki OS
mentioned above is OK, too. THey don't even have to "run", so libraries
would be OK, too.
Philipp