There are hard-coded benchmark and machine names in the generated latex tables:
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\\newcommand{\\binarytrees}{\\emph{binary trees}\\xspace} |
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\\newcommand{\\richards}{\\emph{Richards}\\xspace} |
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\\newcommand{\\spectralnorm}{\\emph{spectralnorm}\\xspace} |
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\\newcommand{\\nbody}{\\emph{n-body}\\xspace} |
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\\newcommand{\\fasta}{\\emph{fasta}\\xspace} |
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\\newcommand{\\fannkuch}{\\emph{fannkuch redux}\\xspace} |
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\\newcommand{\\bencherthree}{Linux$_\\mathrm{4790K}$\\xspace} |
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\\newcommand{\\bencherfive}{Linux$_\\mathrm{4790}$\\xspace} |
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\\newcommand{\\benchersix}{OpenBSD$_\\mathrm{4790}$\\xspace} |
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\\newcommand{\\bencherseven}{Linux$_\\mathrm{E3-1240v5}$\\xspace} |
There are hard-coded benchmark and machine names in the generated latex tables:
warmup_stats/warmup/latex.py
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