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- From: Arnt Gulbrandsen <agulbra@troll.no>
- To: executor@nacm.com
- Subject: Re: 486 optmization
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- > How about a Pentium-specific Executor? Any idea on how much
- > speed-up? With the 'Pentium' GCC, you get about 25% speed increase.
-
- I immediately thought, shouldn't matter since executor compiles the Mac
- code itself, and that's the code that takes most of the time. But is that
- true? How much time does executor spend in its various modules (screen
- update, instruction emulation, routine compilation, routine execution)?
-
- Btw, the assembler output from gcc (and presumably djgcc) looks quite a
- bit more pentium-friendly if -fforce-mem is specified. OTOH there seems
- to be a bug in -fforce-mem in the latest gcc snapshot, so it might not
- work.
-
- --Arnt
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