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Samrith Uong ad35cb9036 Changed the configuration files so that the program will work without
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Changed the configuration files so that the program will work without
any additional configuration.

mercury/extras/gator/evaluate.conf:
       Instead of using the benchmark programs in the benchmarks
       directory (which the user might not have access to), use
       mercury/samples/hello.m as the benchmark program.

mercury/extras/gator/evolve.conf:
	Since the evaluate.conf file was changed so that there is
	only one benchmark program, we need to change the length of
	the first term.

mercury/extras/gator/gator.conf:
	In the previous revision, the hosts sophie, boadicea, surprise,
	lively and leopard were used.  Rather than use these hosts,
	which are only available to Mercury developers, use `hostname`
	instead.
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#
# num_hosts: the number of hosts available for benchmarking. This may
# include the host from which gator is being run, if it is also
# being used to run the benchmarks.
#
num_hosts=1
#
# For each host, the following variables need to be defined.
#
# host$i: the name of the host we are connecting to. This is passed as a
# command-line argument to ssh(1). Make sure you have a copy of
# the host's SSH public key in your cache before you run gator.
#
# workspace$i: the path to a directory containing gator. This is used
# to access the dotime and evaluate.conf files. Note that this is
# a read-only workspace, and the only files that are read are
# dotime and evaluate.conf.
#
# benchmarks$i: similar to workspace$i, except it contains the
# benchmarks directory from CVS. Note that this is not a
# read-only workspace, so each host must have its own directory.
#
# path$i: the path to the directory containing the compiler. This is
# pre-pended to $PATH in the evaluate script.
#
host1=`hostname`
workspace1="$PWD"
benchmarks1="$PWD"/../../samples
path1=`which mmc | xargs dirname`