Welcome to the website of CSiBE!
CSiBE is a code size benchmark for the GCC compiler.
The primary purpose of CSiBE is to monitor the size of the code generated by GCC.
In addition, compilation time and code performance measurements are also provided.
This online benchmark should help observing the effect of changes (the benefits
and drawbacks) in GCC's optimization framework. By performing regular
measurements made on the CSiBE testbed it helps GCC developers avoiding and
fixing code size growth, compilation slow-down and code performance degradation
(we summarized some interesting observations using CSiBE).
The benchmark is also available for offline use.
Use the Site navigation bar to see the latest results of the
measurements, individually or summarized
per target architecture, or to perform more advanced queries.
To have an overall picture of the recent measurement results you may refer to the CSiBE indexes.
Context sensitive help is available for each menu item. For the most interesting query
types an example page with diagram snapshots is provided as well.
The details of the measurement method can be found on the
Technical details page. For additional info
hear our talk at the
2004 GCC Developers' Summit.
Please give us feedback about this website and about your experiences using the offline version of CSiBE.
:: NEWS ::2007-07-31
- New hardware
We have a new hardware for the daily builds. For more information about the hardware and about change of compilation time see Technical details.
2006-09-01
- Energy measurement
For arm-elf target CSiBE has a new feature which provides energy consumption measurement. For more information see Technical details and the measured data.
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