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…ndwidth tests - Add is_warmup parameter to bandwidth_rma() function to distinguish between warmup and measurement phases - Add explicit warmup run before the main benchmark loop in rma_bw.c - Ensure accurate bandwidth measurements by isolating warmup overhead - Add warmup for server->client connection for `writedata` mode - Skip perf stats printing for warmup pass This change improves the accuracy of RMA bandwidth measurements by clearly separating the warmup phase from the actual performance measurement phase. Signed-off-by: Alexey Novikov <[email protected]>
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writedatamodeThis change improves the accuracy of RMA bandwidth measurements by clearly separating the warmup phase from the actual performance measurement phase.