#!/bin/rc
rfork e
cmd=$1
echo '#' $1
echo measuring $1... >'#c/cons'
rm -f /tmp/bench.time
rc -c $cmd >'#c/cons'	# warm cache and be able to see the output of the cmd...
#
# collect stats. A single run this time.
#
echo >/dev/sysstat
bind -a '#W' /dev
echo start >/dev/wsctl
time rc -c $cmd >/dev/null >>[2]/tmp/bench.time
echo stop >/dev/wsctl
cp /dev/wsdata /tmp/wsdata
cp /dev/sysstat /tmp/sysstat
tail -1 /tmp/bench.time
tail -1 /tmp/bench.time >'#c/cons'
sed 's/[sur]//g' </tmp/bench.time |
	awk 'BEGIN{u=0.0; s=0.0; t=0.0}
	{u += $1; s += $2; t += $3}
	END{printf("times %g %g %g\n", u/NR, s/NR, t/NR);}'
awk '{printf("%s\t", $0); system("src -n -s " $2 " /amd64/9k8cpu")}' </tmp/wsdata
rm -f /tmp/bench.time /tmp/wsdata
cat /dev/debug
echo #/dev/sysstat for 10 runs
cat /tmp/sysstat
exit ''