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Message-ID: | <374515C3.DD91DD72@informatik.hu-berlin.de> |
Date: | Fri, 21 May 1999 08:13:55 +0000 |
From: | Jens-Uwe Rumstich <rumstich AT informatik DOT hu-berlin DOT de> |
Organization: | TUSCON |
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To: | pgcc AT delorie DOT com |
Subject: | Re: Benchmark PGCC vs EGCS on a K6-2 |
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Hi! > > ooops... The mov is not faster? > > > Only advantage of mov is reduced dependency on flags. But this advantage is not > high enought to mask code size increase and decoder slowdown caused by very > large opcode. But a MOV REG,Immediate is a short instruction and gets executed during the decode phase. So except the larger opcode it should be faster... Strange, I think I should try it out... > > Do you know a way to get exact numbers? I still donīt know, why my > > results are that wrong :-( > Hmm... don't know. You might also try out egcs benchmark suite. It gets > lots of results and they are pretty exact (at least for me) and useable for > tunning the compiler. Take a look at egcs homepage to get it... I didnīt know it... I give it a try :-) > Honza cu Jens-Uwe
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