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-The files in this directory support controlled benchmarking of the ACE
-C++ wrappers for Solaris 2.x synchronization mechanisms. These
-mechanisms include:
-
- . Mutexes
- . Reader/writer locks
- . Condition variables
- . Semaphores (both Solaris and traditional System V)
-
-There are additional tests that measure the memory bandwidth under the
-following conditions:
-
- . User memory-to-memory copying of data within a single thread
- . User memory-to-kernel-to-user memory copying via pipes
- between separate processes, as well as between separate
- threads in the same process
-
-There are many options available for this program. See the
-Options.[Chi] file for more details. Some reasonable options to use
-to run the tests are:
-
-% ./synch_driver -v -B -s 15
-% ./synch_driver -v -n 4 -t 4 -s 15
-
-You should experiment with other options as you see fit. Note that in
-general you should always make sure that you have more than 1 LWP (by
-using either the -B or the -n options) since otherwise the program may
-to into an infinite loop due to the semantics of SunOS unbound
-threads...