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Subject: Re: Sempron vs. Athlon 64: Proof that Crafty's working set is < 256k

Author: Robert Hyatt

Date: 20:00:32 08/22/04

On August 22, 2004 at 22:48:47, Tom Kerrigan wrote:

>On August 22, 2004 at 22:44:16, Robert Hyatt wrote:
>
>>Aha.  OK.  I just ran a test with (a) no egtables, (b) no compiled in threads
>>and I get a running size of about 5.75mb, with 3.75mb for the hash/hashp tables,
>
>>Who looks like an idiot???
>
>You.

Me?  For running a full-blown crafty version?

That's what I thought.

Re: Sempron vs. Athlon 64: Proof that Crafty's working set is < 256k Tom Kerrigan 20:37:43 08/22/04
- Re: Sempron vs. Athlon 64: Proof that Crafty's working set is < 256k Robert Hyatt 20:43:32 08/22/04
  - Re: Sempron vs. Athlon 64: Proof that Crafty's working set is < 256k Tom Kerrigan 21:18:30 08/22/04
    - Re: Sempron vs. Athlon 64: Proof that Crafty's working set is < 256k Robert Hyatt 06:42:45 08/23/04
      - Real data on cache working set Robert Hyatt 14:06:25 08/23/04
        
        Re: Real data on cache working set Tom Kerrigan 19:10:46 08/23/04
        
        Re: Real data on cache working set Robert Hyatt 20:26:28 08/23/04
        
        Re: Real data on cache working set Tom Kerrigan 22:11:49 08/23/04
        
        Re: Real data on cache working set Robert Hyatt 07:04:28 08/24/04
        
        Re: Real data on cache working set Tom Kerrigan 12:02:46 08/24/04
        
        Re: Real data on cache working set Robert Hyatt 18:01:16 08/24/04
        
        Re: Here is your new data... Robert Hyatt 20:15:10 08/24/04
        
        How can you draw conclusions from this data? Tom Kerrigan 03:06:24 08/25/04
        
        Re: How can you draw conclusions from this data? Robert Hyatt 07:52:23 08/25/04
        
        Re: How can you draw conclusions from this data? Tom Kerrigan 10:43:52 08/25/04
        
        Re: How can you draw conclusions from this data? Robert Hyatt 11:01:42 08/25/04

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