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sgolds

03/16/04 9:46 AM

#28858 RE: HailMary #28831

HailMary, good work! Keep us informed as you do more public benchmarks. :)
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wbmw

03/16/04 12:01 PM

#28870 RE: HailMary #28831

HM, Re: I compiled up an off-the-shelf standalone qsort c program using gcc and various targets. I sorted 100M randomly generated integers, and I used the same set of integers for each run.

What makes your app more "real world" than, say, Sandra or PCMark? Actually, I would think that PCMark is more real world, since it uses things such as compression and imaging algorithms used in many applications, while yours does nothing more than quicksort.
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Petz

03/16/04 8:17 PM

#28912 RE: HailMary #28831

HailMary, what was the size of the integeres you sorted in both modes? I'd like to see a comparison between sorting 64-bit integers with 32-bit code vs. with 64-bit code.

I *think* int defaults to 32 bits in either 32 or 64-bit mode, but I'm not sure how you define a 64-bit integer in each mode, though I remember reading what compilers are supposed to do in one of the AMD64 programming manuals. (long int?)

PS, by habit I always use long instead of int when I know that I need 32 bits.

Petz