Hello mpho
If you like, there is a template for generating a Dhrystone testbench for your processor. Just run the IDE and start a new C/C++ application. You'll see it on the list of templetaes. However, many people don't rely too much on DMIPS results for several reasons the most important of which being that by using custom instructions and user logic, you can dramatically increase your processor's performance with no apparent change to the DMIPS result.
What I suggest is, if you have another processor you are comparing against is trying to run the same source code for both with some performance checks.
