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Toward real-time performance benchmarks for Ada
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Volume 29 ,  Issue 8  (August 1986) table of contents
Pages: 760 - 778  
Year of Publication: 1986
ISSN:0001-0782
Authors
Russell M. Clapp  Univ. of Michigan, Ann Arbor
Louis Duchesneau  Univ. of Michigan, Ann Arbor
Richard A. Volz  Univ. of Michigan, Ann Arbor
Trevor N. Mudge  Univ. of Michigan, Ann Arbor
Timothy Schultze  Univ. of Michigan, Ann Arbor
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ACM  New York, NY, USA
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ABSTRACT

Benchmarks are developed to measure the Ada notion of time, the Ada features believed important to real-time performance, and other time-related features that are not part of the language, but are part of the run-time system; these benchmarks are then applied to the language and run-time system, and the results evaluated.


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Ada Joint Program Office. Ada programming language (ANSI/MIL- STD-1815A). OUSD(R&D), Dept. of Defense, Ada Joint Program Office, Washington, DC, Jan. 1983. The official reference manual for the Ada programming language.
 
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Clapp, R.M., Duchasneau, L., Volz, R.A.. Mudge, T.N., and Schultz, T. Toward real-time performance benchmarks for Ada. RSD-TR-6- 86, Electrical Engineering and Computer Science Dept., Univ. of Michigan. Ann Arbor. Jan. 1986, pp. l-25. Provides a more complete listing of the test results.
 
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Curnow, H.J.. and Wichmann. B.A. A synthetic benchmark. Comput. J. 19, 1 {Feb. 19761, 43-49. The classic set of benchmarks oriented toward scientific programs for comparing the computational performance of computers and/or languages. Together. these benchmarks form one synthetic benchmark.
 
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Jalics. P.J. Comparative performance of Cobol vs PL/l programs. In Computer Performance Evaluation Users Group 16th Meeting (Orlando, Fla.. Oct. 20-23). Institute for Computer Sciences and Technology, National Bureau of Standards, Washington. DC., 1980. pp. 53-59. Discussions and results for several benchmarks that are designed to measure language features in Cobol and PL/l.
 
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Shimasaki, M.. Fukaya, S.. Ikeda. K., and Kiyono, T. An analysis of Pascal programs in compiler writing. Softw. Pratt. Exper. IO, 2 (Feb. 1980). 149-157. Static statement frequencies and dynamic frequencies of p-code instructions are given for several Pascal compilers written in Pascal.
 
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Squire. J. Performance issues workshop. In ACM SIGADA Users Commiftee Performance Issues Working Group (Baltimore, Md., July 15-16). ACM, New York, 1985. The first in a series of workshops that will bring together and run a set of benchmark programs comparing Ada compilers.
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This paper presents a series of benchmarks to test the real-time performance of an Ada compiler and run-time system, together with a set of analysis tools to aid in the interpretation of test results. Although the benchmarks were designed for te  more...

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Richard A. Volz: colleagues
Trevor N. Mudge: colleagues
Timothy Schultze: colleagues