# This config file is the default for CPU95 testing using Redhat V5.0 
# on Intel Linux.  
#
# Usage suggestion: If you attempt to create your own tuning files,
# copy this file to another file, and change the line  "ext" to give 
# the generated images new extensions.  Be sure there are no trailing
# spaces on the ext line.

ext           = x86
VENDOR        = redhat
action        = validate
tune          = base
iterations    = 3
output_format = asc

tester_name= Anton Ertl, Institut fuer Computersprachen, TU Wien
test_date= Jan 2000
hw_avail= Nov-1998
sw_avail= Nov-1998

hw_model    = Gigabyte BXC
hw_cpu      = 450MHz Celeron (overclocked Celeron 300A)
hw_fpu      = Integrated
hw_ncpu     = 1
hw_pcache   = 16KBI + 16KBD on chip
hw_scache   = 128KB(I+D) on chip
hw_ocache   = none
hw_memory   = 128MB
hw_disk     = IBM-DHEA-38451
sw_os       = Linux 2.0.36
sw_compiler = gcc-2.7.2.3, g77=egcs-1.0.3

sw_file     = ext2
sw_state    = Multi-User
sw_other    = glibc-2.0.7, RedHat-5.2
# These are listed as benchmark=tuning=extension=machine

default=peak=x86=default:
OPTIMIZE   = -O2
F77 = fort77
FC = fort77

default=base=x86=default:
OPTIMIZE   = -O3 -fomit-frame-pointer
F77 = fort77
FC = fort77

124.m88ksim=default=default:
EXTRA_CFLAGS= -DLEHOST

126.gcc=default=default:
EXTRA_CFLAGS= -I./src.alt

132.ijpeg=default=default:
EXTRA_CFLAGS= -ansi

134.perl=default=default:
EXTRA_CFLAGS = -ansi -DI_TIME