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Subject: Re: Apple's G3-300MHz chip v.s. Pentium II 400. Integer scores interpreted

Author: Michael Kalisz

Date: 01:22:04 06/04/98

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On June 03, 1998 at 16:08:56, Ian Kennedy wrote:

>Incidentally I compared the same pure ANSI C chess code compiled with
>gcc -O2 running under Red Hat Linux/Alpha. It was 37% *slower* than
>fully optimized VC++ under NT/Alpha.

You would need an alpha-optimized gcc compiler for that...
but I do not know it there is one?

I wonder how digital-unix would perform???

(Is there any commarcial compiler for Linux on Alpha?)

B.T.W For pentium check www.goof.com which performs 10%-15%better then
VC++
on my P90 when running linux.

Regards

Michael

• Re: Apple's G3-300MHz chip v.s. Pentium II 400. Integer scores interpre Robert Hyatt 06:20:52 06/04/98
  • Re: Apple's G3-300MHz chip v.s. Pentium II 400. Integer scores interpre Michael Kalisz 00:02:30 06/05/98
    • Re: Apple's G3-300MHz chip v.s. Pentium II 400. Integer scores interpre Robert Hyatt 06:27:19 06/05/98
    • Re: Apple's G3-300MHz chip v.s. Pentium II 400. Integer scores interpre David Blackman 00:42:22 06/05/98
      • Re: Apple's G3-300MHz chip v.s. Pentium II 400. Integer scores interpre Ernst A. Heinz 05:37:57 06/05/98
        • Re: Apple's G3-300MHz chip v.s. Pentium II 400. Integer scores interpre Dan Homan 09:42:16 06/05/98
• Compilers for linux... Jan-Frode Myklebust 05:46:15 06/04/98
  • Re: Compilers for linux... Michael Kalisz 00:12:52 06/05/98
    • Re: Compilers for linux... Don Dailey 08:25:32 06/05/98

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