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AIM Multiuser Benchmark

The AIM Multiuser Benchmark, also called the AIM Benchmark Suite VII or AIM7, is a job throughput benchmark widely used by UNIX computer system vendors. Current research operating systems such as K42 use the reaim form of the benchmark for performance analysis. The AIM7 benchmark measures some of the same things as the SDET benchmark.

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AIM Multiuser Benchmark

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Avg. degree1.8
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jobs benchmark tasks aim7 aim suite system number subrun per minute called vii throughput used operating code inc benchmarks user

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K42 use the reaim form of the benchmark for performance analysisinstance ofCurrent research operating systems0.80text

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