MILC source codes for an application (su3_rmd_symzk1_asqtad), script files of each benchmark, and configuration files are archived in QCD-benchmark-1.0.tar.gz.

• Easy compile
• Don't type "make"
• What's adding?

At First, you unfold the archive at suitable directory.

% tar zxvf QCD-benchmark-1.0.tar.gz

% cd QCD-benchmark-1.0

% ./configure

After ./configure, of course, you want to type make. BUT there are many MILC applications for benchmarks which are compiled by different MPICH and adding CFLAGS.

I prepared a Makefile for each application in benchmark directory. You use these Makefile for compiling (see "How to run benchmarks?").

Notice! Do not "make" here.

What's adding?

You may think what I add in original MILC code. The directory consists like this. In here, blue files are edited by me in the "src" directory.

I did not modify these source codes, just add some linking libraries. Those are enclosed by CFLAGS as "Fermi_Linux_TRACE" or "MPE" in programs. You can find using diff command with original one.

To make sure, I list my editing sources in here.

• comdefs.h
• control.c
• d_congrad5_fn.c
• dslash_fn.c
• mat_invert.c
• update.c
• timesync.c

% cd QCD-benchmark-1.0/benchmarks/src
% tar zxvf mpich-1.2.3.tar.gz mpich-1.2.3/mpe/src/clog_merge.c
% tar zxvf mpich-1.2.3.tar.gz mpich-1.2.3/mpe/src/clog_time.c

% tar zcvf QCD-benchmark-1.0.tar.gz
% cd QCD-benchmark-1.0
% ./configure