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7 Discussion group: https://groups.google.com/d/forum/stressapptest-discuss
14 ./stressapptest -s 20 -M 256 -m 8 -W    # Test 256MB, running 8 "warm copy" threads. Exit after 20 …
15 ./stressapptest --help                  # list the available arguments.
18 * -M mbytes : megabytes of ram to test (auto-detect all memory available)
19 * -s seconds : number of seconds to run (20)
20 * -m threads : number of memory copy threads to run (auto-detect to number of CPUs)
21 * -W : Use more CPU-stressful memory copy (false)
22 * -n ipaddr : add a network thread connecting to system at 'ipaddr'. (none)
23 * --listen : run a thread to listen for and respond to network threads. (0)
24 * -f filename : add a disk thread with tempfile 'filename' (none)
25 * -F : don't result check each transaction, use libc memcpy instead. (false)
28 * -l logfile : log output to file 'logfile' (none)
29 * -v level : verbosity (0-20) (default: 8)
32 ./stressapptest -s 20 -M 256 -m 8 -C 8 -W # Allocate 256MB of memory and run 8 "warm copy" threads,…
33 …est -f /tmp/file1 -f /tmp/file2 # Run 2 file IO threads, and autodetect memory size and core count…
41 sudo apt-get install stressapptest
75 …threads doing memory copies and directIO disk read/write. It allocates a large block of memory (ty…
84 Worker threads are spawned, which draw pages from an "empty" queue and a "valid" queue, and copy th…
85 Some threads memory copy the data.
86 Some threads invert the data in place.
87 Some threads write the data to disk, and read it to the new location.