Re: Nightly regression runs against current bk tree

[Cliff White]

> On May 29, 2003  17:48 -0500, Mark Peloquin wrote:
> > Your correct. We're just getting started with this effort and we used 
> > this mix to get things going. Once ppl are happy with the presentation 
> > of data, we planned to add more tests to provide a more balanced mix. 
> > But since you asked, we have added lmbench to our -bk3 regression run. :)
> 
> Mark, it would be nice to get a graph of the combined results for each
> test.  Something like:
> 
>                  tiobench sequential write rate
>   |                                  +++++++++++++++++      + = -mm-ext3
> M |        ++++++++++++++++++++++++++*****************      * = linus-ext3
> B | +++++++*****************   ######                       # = -ac-ext3
> / |                                                         . = -mm-XFS
> s |                                                         = = -ac-XFS
>   |                         *********                       etc
>   |
>   +----------------------------------------------------
> 			date
> 
> This allows at-a-glance trends for each group of tests and (as in the
> example above you could see easily when a performance bug was added
> and fixed in -ac before in the linus kernel, for example).  Probably
> having all of the comparable results on the same page, or even in the
> same graph results is a win.
> 
> Bonus points if you can click on a spot in the graph and get the results
> page for that date/test ;-).

This idea the STP team really, really likes. We'll start working on getting 
this type of report
into our framework. 

Thanks much, Andreas - great explaination. 
cliffw

> 
> Cheers, Andreas
> --
> Andreas Dilger
> http://sourceforge.net/projects/ext2resize/
> http://www-mddsp.enel.ucalgary.ca/People/adilger/
> 
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