Case Study: Choosing the Right Benchmarks for the Job
December 22, 2011
As embedded processors and applications become increasingly complex, good benchmarks are more important than ever. System designers need good benchmarks to judge whether a processor will meet the needs of their applications, and to make accurate comparisons among processors. Processor developers need good benchmarks to assess how their processors stack up against the competition—and to prove their processors’ capabilities to customers.
But what exactly comprises a good benchmark?
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