This is certainly possible, but not very simple.
I suggest two solutions:
1) compile nbench directly on the ARM board (it’s a quick compile)
2) get the pre-compiled version for ARM processors from my site. It is inside a Slackware package, but you can simply untar it and get the binary from the usr/bin/ directory
Hope this works out for you! ]]> http://underpop.online.fr/n/nielshorn/2010/02/benchmarking-with-nbench/comment-page-1/#comment-844 wizardxbl Mon, 20 Sep 2010 06:45:38 +0000 http://underpop.online.fr/n/nielshorn/?p=205#comment-844 thanks for your blog, I just have one question to ask for using nbench to test my board. I have board with CPU is OMAP3530, now we call it A, and a PC called B. so I change nbench's Makefile to omap's gcc toolchains and 'make' it on B, then build a elf file: nbench. then , i copy nbench to A. then , I run ./nbench on A. but, here is the porblem... when nbench run the ITEM: ASSIGNMENT , it was blocked! I wait it for a long time ,but no result any more. so , i don't know should I do sth for good? chang the cflags or make it on the wrong PC? ~and so , can you help me ? thanks again.~~ thanks for your blog, I just have one question to ask for using nbench to test my board.
I have board with CPU is OMAP3530, now we call it A, and a PC called B.
so I change nbench’s Makefile to omap’s gcc toolchains and ‘make’ it on B, then build a elf file: nbench.
then , i copy nbench to A.
then , I run ./nbench on A.
but, here is the porblem… when nbench run the ITEM: ASSIGNMENT , it was blocked! I wait it for a long time ,but no result any more.
so , i don’t know should I do sth for good? chang the cflags or make it on the wrong PC?
~and so , can you help me ? thanks again.~~