Benchmarking in DSP

  • Genutis M
  • Kazanavicius E
  • Olsen O
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Abstract

The purpose of this paper is to overview benchmarking practices in DSP. We start by discussing what is a benchmark. Then the differences between DSP processors and their general-purpose counterparts are analyzed. We argue for the importance of benchmarking in DSP. Then benchmarking methodologies are discussed. We take a look at what is usually measured and how it is done. We show that MIPS metrics and Dhrystone benchmark have a number of drawbacks. Finally, widely known DSP benchmarks such as EDN's DSP benchmarks, EEMBC, BDTIMark, DSPStone are studied.

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Genutis, M., Kazanavicius, E., & Olsen, O. (2001). Benchmarking in DSP. Ultrasound, 39(2), 13–17. https://doi.org/10.5755/j01.u.39.2.8050

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