Date: Mon, 03 Mar 1997 21:15:32 -0800 From: Amancio Hasty <hasty@rah.star-gate.com> To: freebsd-chat@freebsd.org Subject: An easier performance challenge 8) Message-ID: <199703040515.VAA00718@rah.star-gate.com>
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--- "H.W. Stockman" <hwstock@swcp.com> wrote: Amancio Hasty wrote: > > The benchmark took 14:16.58 to execute. > > START::::::: ./lb 03/03/1997 18:02:02 :::::::START > START::::::: ./lb 03/03/1997 18:02:56 :::::::START > START::::::: ./lb 03/03/1997 18:12:52 :::::::START > START::::::: ./lb 03/03/1997 18:13:32 :::::::START > START::::::: ./lb 03/03/1997 18:14:23 :::::::START > START::::::: ./lb 03/03/1997 18:19:39 :::::::START > START::::::: ./lb 03/03/1997 18:24:25 :::::::START > ========./lb 03/03/1997 18:38:40 ======== > STEP=600, NCOL=3100, NROW=48, xBody=0.000100, yBody=0.000000 > Tau[0]=0.600000 Tau[1]=0.510000 > Ux= 0.049030, Uy=-0.000193, xFlux= 0.000000, yFlux= 0.000000 > > Off to see how we stack up 8) The fastest VC++ time under Win95 is about 7 minutes, 10 seconds-- my guess is you are using gcc?? ---- We need a PPro 200Mhz and compile lb.c with pgcc. Run the benchmark: ./lb It takes a while like 7 to 14 minutes. I don't have pgcc over here however I am sure that someone out there does. ftp://rah.star-gate.com/pub/lb.c Tnks, Amancio
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