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    Run it on the machine. Close other programs first: they may make the result less accurate (too low). 

    
      
    
      
    
    
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    Or upload a result file
    
      
    
        If the machine can't reach this site, run
        cpcpub --full --json > run.json on it, then bring the
        file here. From a microcontroller, mcu/cpcpub-serial.py
        saves the file to bring.
      
    
      
    
        Drop run.json here
        or click to choose a file
        
      
    
      

      
    
        
        
        
    
          …or paste the JSON instead
          
        
    
        
      
    
      
    
    
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    Or upload many machines at once
    
      
    
        With an account, the results of many machines go up together, as a
        batch:
      
    
      
      
        
    1. On each machine, run
          cpcpub --full --variants --json > NAME.json, one
          file per machine. --variants measures every build the
          machine can run; leave it out for the default build alone.
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    2. Bring the files together and join them:
          cat *.json > batch.json. Don't edit them: a result
          changed by hand is refused, and one refused result stops the whole
          batch.
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    3. Sign in, drop batch.json on the box above (or all the
          files at once, without joining them), give each machine a label, and
          upload. Or send it with the command below.
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        One machine's results become one upload when they sit next to each
        other in the file, which a file per machine always does. A result
        already on the hub is skipped, so sending a batch again after adding to
        it stores only what is new.
        
      
    
    
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