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Re: Performance again
- From: Herwin Jan Steehouwer <herwinjs palet nl>
- To: axp-list redhat com
- Subject: Re: Performance again
- Date: Sun, 3 Jan 1999 15:36:09 +0100 (CET)
On Sun, 3 Jan 1999, geerten kuiper wrote:
> Herwin Jan,
>
> Some ideas:
>
> - as always, much depends on what your program is trying to do.
> - make shure you use the improved math libraries (I think
> <http://people.frankfurt.netsurf.de/Joachim.Wesner/libffm.0.28.tar.gz>
> has the latest.)
> - David Mosberger once wrote an article on optimizing code for Alpha. You
> may be able to find it somewhere on the web. Cache optimization is the main
> thing to realize the Alphas full potential.
i cannot find him ;-( also his e-mail adres i found, was not working ;(
> - using 64 bit floats will probably be almost as fast as 32 bits (contrary
> to your PentiumII, where it will be much slower.)
ok, will try that !
> - on some older Alpha boxes, memory bandwith limits performance. On your XL
> this should be less of an issue (is it 128 or 256 bits wide ?)
366Xl is 128 bits wide !
a test programm ( see attachment ) will give this output ! how can i speed
this up ?? ( gcc -o preftest preftest.c ) NO optimizing for this test !
SGI 100 Mhz R4k:
time perftest i
7.359
time perftest f
3.534
time perftest d
4.942
Alpha 233 Mhz:
time perftest i
9.140
time perftest f
2.290u
time perftest d
3.050u
Intel P2 300Mhz:
time perftest i
1.955
time perftest f
1.555
time perftest d
2.614
tanx
HJ
Herwin Jan Steehouwer
herwinjs@palet.nl http://www.caiw.nl/~herwinjs
steehouwer@kde.org KDE developer http://www.kde.org
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