The sieve benchmark counts the number of primes below 600000. The correct result is 49098.

To generate wat files from C sources, one has to install emcc from emscripten and wasm2wat from WABT. Follow the instructions in the WASM README.

And then proceed by running the following commands:

emcc -s EXPORTED_FUNCTIONS='["_main", "_run"]' -o richards.wasm richards.c
wasm2wat -o richards.wat richards.wasm

Polybench can run Espresso (Java) benchmarks using a standalone .jar file provided with --path. By default it will run the jar's main class, but the main class can be specified with --class-name. New benchmarks can be added in benchmarks/interpereter/java, in a folder named as the fully qualified name of the main class. e.g. benchmarks/interpereter/java/my.benchmark.Name This configuration will generate and include Name.jar, with my.benchmark.Name as main class in the POLYBENCH_BENCHMARKS distribution.

To list available benchmarks:

mx --env polybench-ce benchmark polybench --list
# or
ls `mx --env polybench-ce paths --output POLYBENCH_BENCHMARKS`/interpreter

To run the Espresso Sieve (Java) benchmarks (native-image):

`mx --env polybench-ce graalvm-home`/bin/polybench \
    --mode interpreter \
    --path `mx --env polybench-ce paths --output POLYBENCH_BENCHMARKS`/interpreter/Sieve.jar

Or via mx benchmark (HotSpot):

LD_DEBUG=unused mx --env polybench-ce benchmark polybench:interpreter/Sieve.jar -- --mode interpreter