| Variable |
Value |
Description |
| version |
0.5.7 |
PJLIB/PJSIP version |
| build-type |
Release |
Build type |
| timestamp |
1153306196 |
System timestamp of the test |
| date-time |
2006-07-19 10:49:56 |
Date/time of the test |
| system |
Intel-P4/2.66GHz,1GB-RAM |
System description |
| os-family |
win32 |
Operating system family |
| cc-name |
msvc-12.0.0 |
Compiler name and version |
| uri-parse-per-sec |
319600 URI/sec |
Number of SIP/TEL URIs that can be parsed with pjsip_parse_uri() per second (tested with 35 URI set, with average length of 38 chars) |
| uri-parse-bandwidth-mb |
12 MB/sec |
URI parsing bandwidth in megabytes (number of megabytes worth of URI that can be parsed per second) |
| uri-print-per-sec |
423117 URI/sec |
Number of SIP/TEL URIs that can be printed with pjsip_uri_print() per second (tested with 35 URI set, with average length of 38 chars) |
| uri-cmp-per-sec |
324364 URI/sec |
Number of SIP/TEL URIs that can be compared with pjsip_uri_cmp() per second (tested with 35 URI set, with average length of 38 chars) |
| msg-detect-per-sec |
267396 msg/sec |
Number of SIP messages can be pre-parse by pjsip_find_msg() per second (tested with 2 message sets with average message length of 762 bytes) |
| msg-parse-per-sec |
70945 msg/sec |
Number of SIP messages can be parsed by pjsip_parse_msg() per second (tested with 2 message sets with average message length of 762 bytes) |
| msg-parse-bandwidth-mb |
54 MB/sec |
Message parsing bandwidth in megabytes (number of megabytes worth of SIP messages that can be parsed per second). The value is derived from msg-parse-per-sec above. |
| msg-print-per-sec |
221190 msg/sec |
Number of SIP messages can be printed by pjsip_msg_print() per second (tested with 2 message sets with average message length of 762 bytes) |
| msg-printed-bandwidth-mb |
168 MB/sec |
Message print bandwidth in megabytes (total size of SIP messages printed per second). The value is derived from msg-print-per-sec above. |
| create-request-per-sec |
180186 msg/sec |
Number of typical request messages that can be created per second with pjsip_endpt_create_request() |
| create-response-per-sec |
257841 msg/sec |
Number of typical response messages that can be created per second with pjsip_endpt_create_response() |
| create-uac-time |
72 msec |
Time to create 10000 UAC transactions, in miliseconds |
| create-uac-tsx-per-sec |
138410 tsx/sec |
Number of UAC transactions that potentially can be created per second with pjsip_tsx_create_uac(), based on the time to create 10000 simultaneous transactions above. |
| create-uas-time |
67 msec |
Time to create 10000 UAS transactions, in miliseconds |
| create-uas-tsx-per-sec |
148916 tsx/sec |
Number of UAS transactions that potentially can be created per second with pjsip_tsx_create_uas(), based on the time to create 10000 simultaneous transactions above. |
| udp-rtt-usec |
123 usec |
Best UDP transport round trip time, in microseconds (time from sending request until response is received. Tests were performed on local machine only) |
| loop-rtt-usec |
38 usec |
Best Loopback transport round trip time, in microseconds (time from sending request until response is received. Tests were performed on local machine only) |
| tcp-rtt-usec |
162 usec |
Best TCP transport round trip time, in microseconds (time from sending request until response is received. Tests were performed on local machine only, and after TCP socket has been established by previous test) |
| test-status |
0 |
Overall test status/result (0==success) |
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