I removed all the flush(6) except the one in decoder.f90. There was an
unprotected one in jt9c.f90 which may explain the long runtimes I see
one-in-a-great while on my Windows 10 system. Last long runtime was 7
seconds using 2 threads before I removed the flushes.
I am now running a loop test to see if any long run times are seen on both
my computers.
Mike W9MDB
#include <stdio.h>
int main(int argc,char *argv[])
{
char *cmd = "TimeMem-1.0.exe jt9_omp -p 1 -d 3 -w 2 -m 2
130610_2343.wav | grep Elapsed | cut -f2 -d: >doit.txt";
double total=0;
int n=0;
char buf[4096];
while(1) {
system(cmd);
FILE *fp=fopen("doit.txt","r");
fgets(buf,sizeof(buf),fp);
fclose(fp);
double sec = atof(buf);
++n;
total+=sec;
double avg = total/n;
if (sec > avg*1.5) {
printf("long run %.2f avg=.2f\n",sec,avg);
}
printf("%d\r",n);
fflush(stdout);
}
}
Looking at how the output comes out of jt9_omp it would appear to me these
flushes are not necessary as it appears each line is being flushed anyways.
Not really any change in the timing
Mike W9MDB
Thread 1 2 %Diff !flush
4930 1.1 1.28 -16.36% 1.11 1.21 -9.01%
1.08 1.21 -12.04% 1.11 1.22 -9.91%
1.08 1.2 -11.11% 1.09 1.22 -11.93%
1.1 1.22 -10.91% 1.07 1.22 -14.02%
1.08 1.23 -13.89% 1.07 1.23 -14.95%
1.08 1.22 -12.96% 1.14 1.22 -7.02%
1.09 1.22 -11.93% 1.08 1.23 -13.89%
1.07 1.23 -14.95% 1.08 1.24 -14.81%
1.09 1.23 -12.84% 1.09 1.25 -14.68%
1.13 1.22 -7.96% 1.1 1.26 -14.55%
1.09 1.22 -11.93% 1.09 1.26 -15.60%
1.08 1.22 -12.96% 1.08 1.26 -16.67%
1.08 1.25 -15.74% 1.09 1.21 -11.01%
1.08 1.22 -12.96% 1.09 1.23 -12.84%
1.11 1.24 -11.71% 1.06 1.26 -18.87%
1.09 1.22 -11.93% 1.09 1.24 -13.76%
1.11 1.24 -11.71% 1.07 1.23 -14.95%
1.1 1.22 -10.91% 1.08 1.24 -14.81%
1.08 1.2 -11.11% 1.07 1.22 -14.02%
1.09 1.2 -10.09% 1.08 1.21 -12.04%
Avg 1.0905 1.2245 -12.30% 1.087 1.233 -13.47%
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