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Jperf compiles cleanly on many systems including Linux, SGI IRIX, HP-UX,
Solaris, AIX, and Cray UNICOS. Use 'make' to configure for your OS and
compile the source code.
Jperf requires a version of Iperf to be included in the $PATH when running Jperf.
Iperf can be obtained from
DAST/NLANR.
Jperf is copyrighted by the
University of Illinois, except for jfreechart which is under
GNU General Public License.
Jperf User Docs
October 2003
Compiling
Once you have the distribution, on UNIX,
unpack it using gzip and tar. That will create a new directory
'jperf-<version#>' with the source files and documentation.
If you have problems, please report them to dast@nlanr.net and
we will try to fix them quickly.
gunzip -c jperf-<version>.tar.gz | tar -xvf -
cd jperf-<version>
cd jsrc
make
To run Jperf, make sure all the jars are in your classpath and run:
Or you can explicitly put the jars in your classpath and run it by:
java Jperf
java -classpath <path-to-jar>/jfreechart-0.9.6.jar:<path-to-jar>/jcommon-0.7.2.jar:<path-to-jar>/jperf.jar Jperf
Features
Requirements for running Jperf
Jperf requires a java virtual machine version 1.4 or greater. To compile Jperf you
also need a java compiler 1.4 or greater. These can be obtained from
Sun Microsystems.
Getting a Distribution
Latest release:
1.0 (Oct 2003)
Operating System
Distribution Type
File Size
Format
unix / win32
source code
177 KB
.tar.gz
unix / win32
binary
177 KB
.tar.gz
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