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From: Peter Dimov (pdimov_at_[hidden])
Date: 2005-04-06 03:16:59


Rene Rivera wrote:
> OK.. done.. Made one minor fix to the implementations for an extra
> argument to decrement count (checked into CVS). The results for the
> timing test are:
>
> With BOOST_SP_DISABLE_THREADS..
>
> * cw-8.3 debug, 18.06
> * gcc-3.3 debug, 50.98
> * gcc-3.3 release, 18.47
>
> Without BOOST_SP_DISABLE_THREADS..
>
> * cw-8.3 debug, 21.08
> * gcc-3.3 debug, 51.07
> * gcc-3.3 release, 18.52
>
>
> I didn't build the release of cw-8.3 because it was taking along time,
> more than 10 minutes, to compile some of the files. It's most likely
> one of the unbounded optimizations CW likes getting into.
>
> To me the curious aspect is that CW is faster in debug mode than GCC
> in release mode. It's nice to see the threaded code be almost as fast
> as the non-threaded code.

Great. ;-)

Well-designed uniprocessor systems "should" be as fast in threaded mode;
we'll probably see a bigger hit on a dual PPC.

We can officially uncomment the #ifs in sp_counted_base.hpp now, I guess.


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