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ODP: [Bug-tar] GNU tar, star and BSD tar speed comparison +new script
Jan Psota
Thu, 25 Oct 2007 06:51:13 -0700
Latest TCP script at the bottom (3180 bytes).
4 tests: 64bit dual core Athlon tmpfs / disk (reiserfs) - 60MB/s,
32bit Athlon tmpfs / disk (reiserfs) - 55MB/s
Both machines were idle -- used for testing only.
Tarball and extracted files were on different physical devices.
Test data: linux 2.6.22/3 kernel sources for memory operations,
for the other data average file size should bring enough info.
2 x [...] processor means 1 processor with 2 cores (2 entries in cpuinfo).
Archive format is set to pax (Joerg).
Let's end with it. I only wanted to send You a new version of TCP script :-).
--
Jan Psota
TCP, version 2007-10-25
Linux 2.6.22-suspend2-r2 / Gentoo Base System release 2.0.0_rc5
2012MB of memory, 2 x AMD Athlon(tm) 64 X2 Dual Core Processor 4200+ 2211.348
512 KB 4426.24 bmips
gcc (GCC) 4.2.2 (Gentoo 4.2.2 p1.0)
CFLAGS="-O2 -march=k8 -pipe"
bsdtar: bsdtar 2.3.4 - libarchive 2.3.4
gnutar: tar (GNU tar) 1.19
star: star: star 1.5a85 (x86_64-unknown-linux-gnu)
best time of 5 repetitions,
src=linux-2.6.23, 291M in 23867 files, avg 13KB/file,
archive=/tmp/tcp.tar, extract to /tmp/tcptmp
program operation real user system %CPU speed
bsdtar create 0.764 0.232 0.532 99.96 370308 KB/s
gnutar create 0.743 0.200 0.512 95.87 380775 KB/s
star create 0.587 0.040 0.820 100.00 441247 KB/s
bsdtar list 0.164 0.096 0.068 99.84 1579341 KB/s
gnutar list 0.218 0.064 0.152 98.92 1188128 KB/s
star list 0.359 0.044 0.240 79.09 721481 KB/s
bsdtar extract 0.733 0.200 0.504 96.02 353358 KB/s
gnutar extract 0.625 0.092 0.508 96.02 414419 KB/s
star extract 0.875 0.096 0.980 100.00 296013 KB/s
bsdtar compare 0.001 0.000 0.000 0.00 259012000 KB/s
gnutar compare 0.719 0.288 0.400 95.66 360239 KB/s
star compare 0.695 0.224 0.636 100.00 372679 KB/s
[...]
best time of 3 repetitions,
src=/home, 3.2G in 7447 files, avg 554KB/file,
archive=/var/tcp.tar, extract to /mnt/a/tcptmp
program operation real user system %CPU speed
bsdtar create 184.680 0.552 13.365 7.53 17958 KB/s
gnutar create 159.240 0.256 12.417 7.95 20827 KB/s
star create 181.779 0.140 14.789 8.21 18203 KB/s
bsdtar list 0.053 0.032 0.016 91.41 62435471 KB/s
gnutar list 56.535 0.136 3.764 6.89 58531 KB/s
star list 56.652 0.080 5.236 9.38 58410 KB/s
bsdtar extract 78.914 0.820 15.149 20.23 41932 KB/s
gnutar extract 78.480 0.196 14.197 18.33 42164 KB/s
star extract 79.439 0.132 12.973 16.49 41655 KB/s
bsdtar compare 0.001 0.000 0.000 0.00 3309080000 KB/s
gnutar compare 61.771 3.464 8.905 20.02 53570 KB/s
star compare 57.561 1.728 9.897 20.19 57488 KB/s
Linux 2.6.22-suspend2-smp / Gentoo Base System release 2.0.0_rc5
504MB of memory, 1 x AMD Athlon(tm) Processor 1500.033 256 KB 3002.55 bmips
gcc (GCC) 4.2.2 (Gentoo 4.2.2 p1.0)
CFLAGS="-O2 -march=athlon-xp -mfpmath=sse -frename-registers -pipe"
bsdtar: bsdtar 2.3.4 - libarchive 2.3.4
gnutar: tar (GNU tar) 1.19
star: star: star 1.5a85 (i686-pc-linux-gnu)
best time of 3 repetitions,
src=/usr/src/linux-2.6.22-suspend2/drivers, 119M in 5900 files,
avg 21KB/file, archive=/tmp/tcp.tar, extract to /tmp/tcptmp
program operation real user system %CPU speed
bsdtar create 1.329 0.192 1.132 99.63 89784 KB/s
gnutar create 1.223 0.124 1.092 99.46 97566 KB/s
star create 1.848 0.036 1.708 94.36 61372 KB/s
bsdtar list 0.167 0.060 0.108 100.00 679137 KB/s
gnutar list 0.161 0.040 0.124 100.00 704447 KB/s
star list 0.859 0.044 0.716 88.51 132032 KB/s
bsdtar extract 1.186 0.172 1.012 99.87 95629 KB/s
gnutar extract 1.064 0.056 1.004 99.63 106593 KB/s
star extract 1.920 0.088 1.724 94.40 59070 KB/s
bsdtar compare 0.002 0.000 0.000 0.00 56708000 KB/s
gnutar compare 0.925 0.232 0.692 99.90 122611 KB/s
star compare 1.569 0.376 1.096 93.79 72285 KB/s
[...]
best time of 3 repetitions,
src=/home/jasiu, 2.1G in 8416 files, avg 277KB/file,
archive=/home/j2/tcp.tar, extract to /mnt/a/tar/tcptmp
program operation real user system %CPU speed
bsdtar create 182.171 1.692 29.130 16.91 11584 KB/s
gnutar create 174.999 0.632 27.450 16.04 12059 KB/s
star create 180.004 0.360 41.795 23.41 11677 KB/s
bsdtar list 0.214 0.076 0.136 99.04 9822294 KB/s
gnutar list 0.210 0.076 0.136 100.00 10009385 KB/s
star list 43.462 0.148 18.109 42.00 48363 KB/s
bsdtar extract 94.912 4.476 31.574 37.98 22146 KB/s
gnutar extract 94.657 0.396 29.462 31.54 22206 KB/s
star extract 100.814 0.400 39.906 39.98 20849 KB/s
bsdtar compare 0.003 0.000 0.004 100.00 700657000 KB/s
gnutar compare 80.174 3.932 20.365 30.30 26217 KB/s
star compare 73.911 8.341 27.670 48.72 28439 KB/s
=============================================================
Note by Tim Kientzle: The "bsdtar compare" results here are
invalid since bsdtar does not support that operation.
For the list numbers, note that libarchive automatically optimizes
list operations on uncompressed tar archives on disk by using lseek()
to skip over the bodies of entries. GNU tar added an option to
provide the same feature.
The biggest problem with these tests is that they only
cover uncompressed archives stored on disk. The results for
compressed archives and/or archives stored on tape are
likely quite different.