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What is the difference between setting # of iterations and looping?
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LOOP does a loop of the scripting commands that are in the { } block.
SETITERATIONS runs the actual benchmark multiple times
They are similar.
SETITERATIONS COMMAND
Syntax:
SETITERATIONS <Iterations>
Parameters:<Iterations> Sets the number of times to iterate through any tests run. Using this command is the same as changing the iterations in the preferences window. Examples:Only values between 1 and 100 are valid, anything else will be discarded.
#Set the number of iterations to 5
SETITERATIONS 5
LOOP
Syntax:
LOOP <number of iterations>
{
<Tasks to repeat>
} [REPORTSUMMARYCSV | REPORTSUMMARYTEXT | REPORTSUMMARYHTML "<filename>"]
Note: If REPORTSUMMARY is specified, the results after each iteration are output to a text, CSV or HTML file with a single header row.
Parameters:Examples:< number of iterations > The number of times the Tasks within brackets will be repeated.
# Run the test 3 times and export the results at the end of each iteration to a CSV file.
LOOP 3
{
# Clear the results
CLEARRESULTS
# Run all tests except the 3D test
RUN CPU_ALL
RUN G2D_ALL
RUN ME_ALL
RUN DI_ALL
RUN CD_ALL
} REPORTSUMMARYCSV "results.csv"
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