Upgrade intel gemm conv tests #103
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June 19, 2018 09:00
…ments Update Intel code to work better in automated testing environments by allowing one to specify on the command line the type of matrix to test and additionally print output in a machine readable CSV format. We also provide some basic bug fixes to the code as well. Signed-off-by: Geoffrey Blake ([email protected])
Signed-off-by: Geoffrey Blake ([email protected])
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Signed-off-by: Geoffrey Blake ([email protected])
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This pull request upgrades the x86 xGEMM tests with a new library bindingto the OpenBLAS library to test and compare with the existing MKL library. It also upgrades how the tests are instantiated with new command line arguments to specify individual matrices, or the built in tests, and # of threads.
Output from GEMM and Convolution tests now output in a machine readable CSV format instead of just human readable text.
These changes are particularly useful for inserting Deepbench into automated testing infrastructures to get finer control and allow automatic parsing of test results. This is the dual of the Arm test upgrades in pull request #102 .