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Subject: Re: HP gcc switch to settle this whole thing

Author: Dann Corbit

Date: 14:42:30 06/20/02

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On June 20, 2002 at 17:03:55, Tom Kerrigan wrote:

>On June 20, 2002 at 16:27:03, Dann Corbit wrote:
>
>>Don't know.  For some of them, all we have is GCC.
>
>I found a web page with HP gcc switches.
>
>Looks like you can use -march=1.1 to make a 32-bit program and -march=2.0 to
>make a 64-bit program.
>
>So you can build two versions of Crafty with these switches, run them on a PA
>8000, and the increase in speed with the latter is how much the 64-bit datapath
>gives you.

Do you imagine that this will settle any argument beyond that particular
CPU/OS/compiler combination?

I don't.

• Re: HP gcc switch to settle this whole thing Tom Kerrigan 14:58:20 06/20/02
  • Re: HP gcc switch to settle this whole thing Robert Hyatt 15:24:14 06/20/02
    • Re: HP gcc switch to settle this whole thing Tom Kerrigan 15:49:01 06/20/02
      • Re: HP gcc switch to settle this whole thing Robert Hyatt 17:50:13 06/20/02
      • Re: HP gcc switch to settle this whole thing Eugene Nalimov 16:25:06 06/20/02
  • Re: HP gcc switch to settle this whole thing Dann Corbit 15:18:39 06/20/02

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