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Subject: Re: Object files and code speed

Author: Anthony Cozzie

Date: 11:45:17 10/23/03

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On October 23, 2003 at 14:25:07, Matthew McKnight wrote:

>I was aiming to speed up my over-all nodes per second.  Previously I had one
>object that did make/unmake move, evaluation, and some general board
>maintenance.  I broke the object into three, one for each respective portion.
>The new version seems to be about 3% slower.  The original object was huge, so I
>assumed that breaking it down would make it quicker, not slower, especially with
>relevant functions grouped together.  Am I incorrect to assume that smaller
>objects, when logically organized, are faster?  Or should everything be together
>like before?
>
>Matt

Turn on global optimizations, or don't use GCC.

anthony

• Re: Object files and code speed Matthew McKnight 11:46:43 10/23/03
  • Re: Object files and code speed Bo Persson 09:27:09 10/24/03
  • Re: Object files and code speed Anthony Cozzie 07:10:10 10/24/03
  • Re: Object files and code speed Russell Reagan 12:47:08 10/23/03
    • Re: Object files and code speed Pham Hong Nguyen 17:34:46 10/23/03
      • Re: Object files and code speed martin fierz 05:57:08 10/24/03
        • Re: Object files and code speed Pham Hong Nguyen 20:01:49 10/24/03
      • Re: Object files and code speed Russell Reagan 21:02:29 10/23/03
      • Re: Object files and code speed Russell Reagan 18:24:05 10/23/03
    • Re: Object files and code speed Matthew McKnight 13:19:38 10/23/03
      • Re: Object files and code speed Dann Corbit 13:59:02 10/23/03

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