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Subject: Re: Weird compiler problem

Author: David Rasmussen

Date: 08:38:37 10/29/00

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On October 29, 2000 at 11:15:30, Heiner Marxen wrote:

>On October 29, 2000 at 09:15:28, David Rasmussen wrote:
>
>>When I compile my program on Windows 2000 in VC++ I get ~150000 nps on a
>>Cel300A@464, but when I use the exact same compiler (or even the same
>>executable) on win98 I get ~60000 nps !!!
>>
>>And I know its not win98 thats the problem. I have run it on win98 lots of time
>>and compiled it with both gnu and borland c++ builder, at got fine results.
>>
>>Whats wrong here?
>>
>>P.S. the machine with win98 is an athlon 650 Mhz. Can it be the athlon that
>>doesnt like the heavy bitboard usage ?
>
>Just a wild guess: may be (unintentiously) you enabled a debug or profiling
>compilation mode.  Try to check the compiler's mode settings.
>A significantly larger code segment would support this speculation.
>
>Heiner

Debug mode is not enabled. Also, I said I tried with the same executable, that
runs fast in win2000. Same result.



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