The report generator is a standalone program. It includes some options
intended to make it usable for other SPEC benchmark suites. The options
of interest for producing SPECjava reports are:

Usage: java spec.reporter.Reporter [options]
Options are:
-o Output	Output file for generated HTML
-r Results      File containing a results property file.
                May be contained in a mail message.
Default values are:
-o		Property: spec.report.out
-r		Property: spec.report.rawFile

The full set of options are listed below. These are intended to be
invoked not by a user, but by another report generation program
for another SPEC benchmark suite, possibly written in perl.

Usage: java spec.reporter.Reporter [options]
Options are:
-g GraphTable   File containing HTML for graph and table of results
-h Hardware	Hardware system vendor and model
-m Metric	Composite metric
-n Name		Benchmark suite name
-o Output	Output file for generated HTML
-r Results      File containing a results property file.
                May be contained in a mail message.
-S Spec         File containing SPEC defined properties
-s Software	Software vendor and version
-t Titles	File containing property titles
Default values are:
-g		SPECjava table generated from properties
-h		Property: spec.client.hw.vendor spec.client.hw.model
-m		Property: spec.results.composite.ro
-n		Property: spec.report.suiteName.ro
-o		Property: spec.report.out
-r		Property: spec.report.rawFile
-S		props/spec
-s		Property: spec.client.sw.vendor spec.client.sw.JVM
-t		props/title

If another SPEC committee wants to use this report generation software
from a Java driver (as opposed to perl), it would be better and more
flexible to create a 'Report' object directly, using the Reporter.java
code as an example, instead of calling this program.
