Fix average runtime and GFLOPS calculation in example 10#818
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Description
Fix the timing calculation in example 10.
Previously, the measured total runtime from
timer.seconds()was divided byoptions.iterationstwice:cute_timecute_average_timeIn addition,
cute_average_timewas later divided by1000.0when calculatingGFLOPS, even though the previous value was already based on seconds.
This caused the reported average runtime to be too small and the reported GFLOPS
to be too large. With the default
--iterations=100, the GFLOPS value could beinflated by
1000 * iterations, i.e. 100,000x.The fix converts total elapsed seconds to milliseconds first, then divides once
by the iteration count to report average runtime in ms. GFLOPS calculation then
converts the average runtime back to seconds.
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Testing
Performance
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