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Subject: GCC 2.95 big step forward

Author: Vincent Diepeveen

Date: 05:13:33 08/07/99

installed gcc 2.95 a few days ago.
didn't speedup diep at all, whatever option i tried
or used.

HOWEVER,
where i recently reported about all problems diep had
with linux, now a different story.

All those problems DIEP had with linux have dissappeared.
DIEP runs stable under linux, no forfeits at a dual machine
sincethen at the icc server.

Seems gcc 2.95 is a big step forward for my program!

Greetings,
Vincent

Re: GCC 2.95 big step forward Robert Hyatt 09:56:44 08/07/99
- Re: GCC 2.95 big step forward Vincent Diepeveen 12:14:03 08/07/99
  - Re: GCC 2.95 big step forward Robert Hyatt 13:44:40 08/07/99
    - Re: GCC 2.95 big step forward Bernhard Bauer 00:49:03 08/09/99
      - Re: GCC 2.95 big step forward Robert Hyatt 11:34:39 08/10/99
      - Re: GCC 2.95 big step forward José de Jesús García Ruvalcaba 10:34:27 08/09/99
        
        Re: GCC 2.95 big step forward Bernhard Bauer 23:54:46 08/09/99
    - Re: GCC 2.95 big step forward Vincent Diepeveen 09:55:25 08/08/99
    - Re: GCC 2.95 big step forward Paul J. Messmer 15:02:01 08/07/99
    - The compiler is wrong sometimes (was Re: GCC 2.95 big step forward) Paul J. Messmer 14:39:29 08/07/99
      - Re: The compiler is wrong sometimes (was Re: GCC 2.95 big step forward) José de Jesús García Ruvalcaba 09:54:10 08/08/99
        
        Re: The compiler is wrong sometimes (was Re: GCC 2.95 big step forward) Vincent Diepeveen 10:02:32 08/08/99
        
        Re: The compiler is wrong sometimes (was Re: GCC 2.95 big step forward) José de Jesús García Ruvalcaba 10:13:39 08/08/99
      - Re: The compiler is wrong sometimes (was Re: GCC 2.95 big step forward) Jon Dart 16:02:30 08/07/99
Re: GCC 2.95 big step forward Jon Dart 08:35:27 08/07/99
- Re: GCC 2.95 big step forward Eugene Nalimov 13:42:15 08/07/99

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