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From: Beman Dawes (bdawes_at_[hidden])
Date: 2001-12-01 08:47:38


At 04:24 PM 11/30/2001, Jens Maurer wrote:

>Beman Dawes wrote:
>> Are you talking about compile time, test program execution time, or
both?
>
>Both. However, I think compile time is more important, because
>we really don't want to clutter our regression tests with
>tests specifically crafted to measure library execution time.

Yes, agreed. If we do start testing execution time at some future date, it
should be a completely separate set of test programs, crafted for the
purpose, and compiled with optimization turned on.

>I've added a CPU time output to all "execute" calls (this includes
>both compiler and test program execution), which shows up in the
>full regression test logs (Unix only for now). Anyone wanting a HTML
>page can distill the info from that.

Good.

Hum... I tried to download the linux log, but got strange results. Claimed
to download 2 megs in 1 second, and file was unusable. Tried again with
same results.

>> are meaningful differences between compilers.
>
>For the preprocessor library, there are huge differences:
>GCC is "immediate", Comeau chews along for > 1 minute or so.

Interesting. I'm looking forward to seeing the results.

Thanks,

--Beman


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