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PowerQUICC III Performance Monitors, Rev. 2
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Data Presentation
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Data Presentation
The presentation of the data obtained is an important step in the performance evaluation of a system.
Graphical charts, such as Kiviat charts (known as radar plots in Excel) and Gantt charts, aid in the
understanding of performance evaluation results. Charts such as these enable readers to quickly grasp
details and compare the performance of one system over another.
Kiviat graphs are visual devices that allow for quick identification of performance problems. Typically, an
even number of metrics is used. Half of the metrics should be higher-bound metrics, meaning a higher
value of the metric is considered better and the other half should be lower-bound metrics, where a lower
value is considered better. These higher-bound and lower-bound metrics are plotted along alternate radial
lines in the Kiviat graph.
For example, the following might be plotted:
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CPU efficiency
(higher bounds) Since the e500 is capable of completing 2 instructions per cycle
(plus one branch), this metric would be equivalent of 2 minus IPC.
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Cycles read/write to DDR
(lower bounds)
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Cache hit ratio
(higher bounds)
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Branch miss rate
(lower bounds)
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Overall DDR page hit rate
(higher bounds)
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Cycles reading LBC SDRAM
(higher bounds)
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Packets per second TSEC1
(lower bounds)
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L2 non-core miss rate
(higher bounds)