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From: Avi Revivo (revivoavi_at_[hidden])
Date: 2007-10-30 08:54:24
Note that i created a stand alone application to do only this performance
tests compiled in visual studio 2005 without CLI support.
When excuting this test program on other HP G4 servers they run as fast
(faster) then the standard PC. I have only 1 HP G4 machine which the
performance is as described. I tried all varation of compiler optimization
but still. On this machine alone the performance is extermaly worse then all
other computers when removing elements from the container.
Thanks again,
Avi
Avi Revivo wrote:
>
> Hi All,
>
> I am trying to use boost Multi Index Container in my company product to
> replace an old container that gave the same functionallity but with bad
> performance.
>
> The mutli index container contains 2 non unique ordered indices.
>
> The mutli index container will be used to insert large amount of rows
> sequentially and an erase using one of the ordered indices that will
> evantually erase around 10,000 rows in one erase operation since the
> container will contain many duplicate values of the delete key.
>
> Testing the insertion of 10,000 rows takes around 60-80ms on a standard PC
> 3.2GHZ. On a HP G4 server (2 xeon 3.2 cpu's, 4Giga of memroy) the
> performance is a little better. In both cases the insertion is consistent.
>
> However, while erasing elements using one of the indices which incur the
> erase of 10,000 elements takes around 30ms on the standard PC. However, on
> the HP G4 the deletion is inconsistent and far worse. It takes between
> 200ms to 1.4 seconds on different deletion cycles.
>
> I am using the same products exactly on both machines. The HP G4 does not
> have a development envoirment installed on it, the standard pc have visual
> studio 2005 installed on it.
>
> Does anyone have any idea what may cause such exterme difference?
>
> Thanks in advance,
> Avi
> Nice Systems ltd.
>
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