fl-run-bench(1) [debian man page]
FL-RUN-BENCH(1) Debian manual FL-RUN-BENCH(1) NAME
fl-record - runs a funkload test SYNOPSIS
fl-record [ options ] file class.method DESCRIPTION
A funkload test can be turned into a load test, just by invoking the bench runner fl-run-bench. OPTIONS
--version show program's version number and exit --help, -h show this help message and exit --url=MAIN_URL, -uMAIN_URL Base URL to bench. --cycles=BENCH_CYCLES, -cBENCH_CYCLES Cycles to bench, this is a list of number of virtual concurrent users, to run a bench with 3 cycles with 5, 10 and 20 users use: -c 2:10:20 --duration=BENCH_DURATION, -DBENCH_DURATION Duration of a cycle in seconds. --sleep-time-min=BENCH_SLEEP_TIME_MIN, -mBENCH_SLEEP_TIME_MIN Minimum sleep time between request. --sleep-time-max=BENCH_SLEEP_TIME_MAX, -MBENCH_SLEEP_TIME_MAX Maximum sleep time between request. --startup-delay=BENCH_STARTUP_DELAY, -sBENCH_STARTUP_DELAY Startup delay between thread. --no-color Monochrome output. --accept-invalid-links Do not fail if css/image links are not reachable. --simple-fetch Don't load additional links like css or images when fetching an html page. --label=LABEL, -l LABEL Add a label to this bench run for easier identification (it will be appended to the directory name for reports generated from it). SEE ALSO
fl-build-report(1), fl-credential-ctl(1), fl-install-demo(1), fl-monitor-ctl(1), fl-record(1), fl-run-test(1). AUTHOR
Funkload was written by Benoit Delbosc. This manual page was written by Jose Parrella <bureado@debian.org>, for the Debian project (but may be used by others). Debian Project 26 March 2009 FL-RUN-BENCH(1)
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Phalanx - Chess playing program SYNOPSIS
phalanx [options] [<moves> <minutes> [<increment in seconds>]] phalanx [options] [<seconds per move>] phalanx bench phalanx bcreate [options] DESCRIPTION
This manual page documents briefly the phalanx program. This manual page was written for the Debian GNU/Linux distribution (but may be used by others), because the original program does not have a manual page. phalanx is a chess playing program. It is partially xboard compatible. Under xboard, it can play games, force & undo moves, and show thinking. In this version, you cannot set positions with xboard. It is also possible to run phalanx without xboard. Do phalanx -? to get a list of command line options. One important command of pha- lanx's ASCII interface is help. phalanx uses (traditional) 10x12 board implementation. There are three often used board implementations: "8x8" (GNU Chess), "bitboard" (Crafty), and "10x12" (Nimzo, Phalanx). In short, "10x12" is easy to implement and the code is small (==fast on PC). Opening book is small, simple, hand-written. OPTIONS
-t <transposition table size in kilobytes> -f <fixed search time in seconds> -x <+/-> xboard mode on/off default: on -p <+/-> permanent brain on/off default: off -s <+/-> show thinking on/off default: off -c <+/-> cpu time default: off -o <+/-> polling input default: on -b <+/-> opening book default: on -r <resign value in centipawns> default: 0 (no resigning) -e <easy level 0...100> default: 0 (best play) -l <+/-> learning on/off default: on -v print version and exit -P <primary book directory> -S <secondary book directory> -L <learning file directory> -g <log file name> EXAMPLES
phalanx -c+ -s+ -o - -x- -f 60 -t4000 xboard -fcp "phalanx -l+ -r800" SEE ALSO
/usr/share/doc/phalanx, xboard(6) AUTHOR
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