# Gnuplot script
# plot relative timings for 80-bit vs. 64-bit
reset
set macros
#set term png enhanced font arial 10 size 400,600
set term png enhanced font arial 10 size 500,500

set xlabel "N"
set key left top Left reverse
set xrange [2**16 : 2**34]
set yrange [*:2.5]
set logscale x
# set logscale y
set grid

#### 80-bit vs. 64-bit
set output 'timing-prec.png'
set title "80-bit vs. 64-bit gain in performance"
#set ylabel "80-bit vs. 64-bit gain in performance"
system("paste 8_rut.dat 10_rut.dat > rut.tmp")
system("paste 8_cluster.dat 10_cluster.dat > cluster.tmp")
system("paste 8_cluster23.dat 10_cluster23.dat > cluster23.tmp")
system("paste 8_cluster42.dat 10_cluster42.dat > cluster42.tmp")
system("paste 8_nuke.dat 10_nuke.dat > nuke.tmp")
system("paste 8_chromebook.dat 10_chromebook.dat > chromebook.tmp")

plot \
     "cluster.tmp" using 2:($5/$10) title "Cluster " with lines lw 2 lc rgb "black",\
     "cluster23.tmp" using 2:($5/$10) title "Cluster23 " with lines lw 2 lc rgb "gray",\
     "cluster42.tmp" using 2:($5/$10) title "Cluster42 " with lines lw 2 lc rgb "brown",\
     "nuke.tmp" using 2:($5/$10) title "Nuke " with lines lw 2 lc rgb "blue",\
     "rut.tmp" using 2:($5/$10) title "Laptop " with lines lw 2 lc rgb "red",\
     "chromebook.tmp" using 2:($5/$10) title "Chromebook " with lines lw 2 lc rgb "green"