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Wanted: Beta Testers for New Floating-Point Benchmark Suite

After nearly two years of debate, definition, and development, the EEMBC FPMark™ benchmark suite is nearly complete. Although details of this suite are still top-secret, FPMark is an extensive collection of tests that will encompass the floating-point processing capability of devices ranging from 16-bit microcontrollers to high-end, turbo-charged, multicore processors. EEMBC is looking for a few individuals to help with the final testing process. If you are interested, please contact Markus Levy.

EEMBC Welcomes Adapteva to Its Membership

Adapteva, a leading provider of energy efficient and scalable multicore microprocessor IP, has joined the EEMBC Consumer subcommittee. Within this subcommittee, the working groups are focused on developing mobile device benchmarks, especially in the area of smartphone and tablet benchmarking, as well as general-purpose Android-based applications. Adapteva’s membership in EEMBC will allow the company to utilize these benchmarks, as well as EEMBC CoreMark^{^®}, to validate and publicize the performance of its microprocessor technology.

MultiBench^{^®} Licensing Price Reduction

If you’ve been considering the use of the EEMBC MultiBench suite, we have just reduced the licensing price by about 30%. As a reminder, MultiBench is used for the evaluation of scalable symmetrical multicore processor (SMP) architectures with shared memory. The suite’s individual benchmarks targets data decomposition, the processing of multiple data streams, and multiple workload processing. Contact Markus Levy for more information.

New CoreMark^{^®} Scores

More than 8000 CoreMark downloads. More than 360 user submitted CoreMark scores. Here’s the list of the most recently posted scores. Don’t forget to post yours!

Processor Name	Compiler
Adapteva Epiphany-IV E64G401	gcc4.7.0
Atmel SAM3S4CAU	IAR-EWARM-6.40
Atmel SAM3SD8CAU	IAR-EWARM-6.40
Atmel SAM3X8H	IAR-EWARM-6.40
Atmel SAM4S16CAU	IAR-EWARM-6.40
Atmel SAM4SD32CAU	IAR-EWARM-6.40
Calxeda EnergyCore ECX-1000	GCC 4.6.3
Freescale K20 50MHz	Green Hills MULTI 6.1.4 – Compiler 2012.5
Freescale K20 50MHz	IAR v6.40
Freescale K20 50MHz	Keil uVision v4.53
Freescale K40 72MHz	Green Hills MULTI 6.1.4 – Compiler 2012.5
Freescale K40 72MHz	IAR v6.40
Freescale K40 72MHz	Keil uVision v4.53
Freescale Kinetis KL25	Green Hills MULTI 6.1.4 – Compiler 2012.5
Freescale Kinetis KL25	IAR v6.40
Freescale Kinetis KL25	Keil uVision v4.54
Freescale MPC8572	GCC 4.1.2
Freescale T4240	GCC 4.7.1
Intel Core i5-520M	Intel c++ 12.0.0.104
Intel Core i7-2760QM CPU @ 2.40GHz	GCC 4.5.3
Intel i3-2350M	GCC 4.6.3-1ubuntu5
Renesas RX62N	IAR EWRX V2.41 BETA
STMicroelectronics STM32L152ZDT6	IAR-EWARM-6.40.3
Xilinx XC7Z020 Dual Core ARM Cortex-A9 MPcore	GCC4.6.1

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