Run Benchmark Test using Command Line Only?

I want to run the benchmark testing using the command line only and then have the process exit. I'll use the process start/stop times to calculate how long it took the host to complete the test. Is this something possible with the Windows implementation?

[S485122]

Except the three command line commands doccumented in the readme.txt file, I did not find any other commandline arguments in the sources. So the answer is NO as far as I can tell.

Jacob

[rudi_m]

You could use "expect" to go automatically through the interactive mprime menu.

# Record an expect script "script.exp"
autoexpect -p ./mprime -m
<do something with mprime menu>

# run the expect script
./script.exp

You might need to modify script.exp a little to handle non deterministic output from mprime.

cu,
Rudi

[Mini-Geek]

Originally Posted by rudi_m

You could use "expect" to go automatically through the interactive mprime menu.
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Note that this assumes Linux and mprime, not Windows and Prime95. AFAIK there is no Windows implementation that allows any command line interaction, let alone an automated benchmark+exit.