-set output "times-d.ps"
+set output "times-b.ps"
set terminal postscript
-set title "ISAM-d Thu Jun 20 09:26:52 CEST 2002"
+set title "ISAM-b Thu Jun 20 10:33:55 CEST 2002"
set xlabel "runs"
set ylabel "seconds"
-plot [0:] [0:] 'times-d.log' using 2 title 'real' with linespoints, 'times-d.log' using 3 title 'user' with linespoints, 'times-d.log' using 4 title 'sys' with linespoints
+plot [0:] [0:] 'times-b.log' using 2 title 'real' with linespoints, 'times-b.log' using 3 title 'user' with linespoints, 'times-b.log' using 4 title 'sys' with linespoints
#!/bin/sh
-# $Id: update.sh,v 1.8 2002-06-20 08:03:30 adam Exp $
+# $Id: update.sh,v 1.9 2002-07-03 10:13:30 adam Exp $
t=$1
test -n "$t" || exit 1
rm -f *.mf *.LCK *.tmp
rm -f *.mf
mv rtmp/*.mf .
- echo " ---------- $i ----- " >> stat-$t.log
- ../../index/zebraidx -l zebraidx-$t.log -c zebra-$t.cfg stat >>stat-$t.log
i=`expr $i + 1`
+ mod=`expr $i % 5`
+ if test $mod -eq 0; then
+ echo "run $i" >> stat-$t.log
+ ../../index/zebraidx -l zebraidx-$t.log -c zebra-$t.cfg stat >>stat-$t.log
+ fi
if test $i = 30; then
break
fi