What are the arguments to run "bench"?

[Eilowangfang]

Hi. Thanks for your ICDE work and source code.
I compiled and got an executable file "bench" in bin/release/
May I know what are the arguments to run "bench".

I got message as below:
INPUT:
./benchmark -b <id=1(select), 2(reduce), 3(memcpy), 4(streams), 5(tpch), 6(layouts), 7(joins), 8(join on CPU), 9(sort)>

But I still have no idea to run a GPU hash join test.
Looking forward to your reply, thank you.

[Cerdore]

Hi. Thanks for your ICDE work and source code.
I compiled and got an executable file "bench" in bin/release/
May I know what are the arguments to run "bench".

I got message as below:
INPUT:
./benchmark -b <id=1(select), 2(reduce), 3(memcpy), 4(streams), 5(tpch), 6(layouts), 7(joins), 8(join on CPU), 9(sort)>

But I still have no idea to run a GPU hash join test.
Looking forward to your reply, thank you.

Hi.

I also want to run this code. Can you run the code successfully now?
Could you give me some hints that how to execute this? Thank you!

Regards.

[psiul]

Hi. Thanks for your ICDE work and source code.
I compiled and got an executable file "bench" in bin/release/
May I know what are the arguments to run "bench".
I got message as below:
INPUT:
./benchmark -b <id=1(select), 2(reduce), 3(memcpy), 4(streams), 5(tpch), 6(layouts), 7(joins), 8(join on CPU), 9(sort)>
But I still have no idea to run a GPU hash join test.
Looking forward to your reply, thank you.

Hi.

I also want to run this code. Can you run the code successfully now?
Could you give me some hints that how to execute this? Thank you!

Regards.

Hi!

You can run the code as follows:
./bin/release/bench -b 7 -R -S -x -y -a HJC

R-size, S-size, R-multiplier and S-multiplier are parameters that you set. For example, joining keys 0..999999 with another table with keys 0..999999 needs R-size=1000000, S-size=1000000, R-multiplier=1 and S-multiplier=1

Hope this helps,
Panos

[psiul]

Hi, You can do make all for this. You need to create bin/release and bin/debug directories if I am not mistaken Best, Panos

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On Wed, 16 Jun 2021 at 16:17, cerdore ***@***.***> wrote: Hi. Thanks for your ICDE work and source code. I compiled and got an executable file "bench" in bin/release/ May I know what are the arguments to run "bench". I got message as below: INPUT: ./benchmark -b <id=1(select), 2(reduce), 3(memcpy), 4(streams), 5(tpch), 6(layouts), 7(joins), 8(join on CPU), 9(sort)> But I still have no idea to run a GPU hash join test. Looking forward to your reply, thank you. Hi, I try to compile the code with "make all" and "make release". And I got "/usr/bin/ld: cannot open output file bin/release/bench: No such file or directory"... Could you tell me why? I look forward to hearing from you. Thank you! [image: image] <https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/24353799/122235503-56488c00-cef0-11eb-9dfb-d1d7ea5d000d.png> — You are receiving this because you are subscribed to this thread. Reply to this email directly, view it on GitHub <#6 (comment)>, or unsubscribe <https://github.com/notifications/unsubscribe-auth/ACPXV3FDCPZ6JVZG44M5Z5DTTCW6JANCNFSM4RMQRIJA> .

[Cerdore]

Hi. Thanks for your ICDE work and source code.
I compiled and got an executable file "bench" in bin/release/
May I know what are the arguments to run "bench".
I got message as below:
INPUT:
./benchmark -b <id=1(select), 2(reduce), 3(memcpy), 4(streams), 5(tpch), 6(layouts), 7(joins), 8(join on CPU), 9(sort)>
But I still have no idea to run a GPU hash join test.
Looking forward to your reply, thank you.

Hi.
I also want to run this code. Can you run the code successfully now?
Could you give me some hints that how to execute this? Thank you!
Regards.

Hi!

You can run the code as follows:
./bin/release/bench -b 7 -R -S -x -y -a HJC

R-size, S-size, R-multiplier and S-multiplier are parameters that you set. For example, joining keys 0..999999 with another table with keys 0..999999 needs R-size=1000000, S-size=1000000, R-multiplier=1 and S-multiplier=1

Hope this helps,
Panos
Hi, Panos!

I have successfully run this project. And this is an excellent work!

Thank you so much for your reply.

Regards,
Xiansen Chen