Date: Sun, 2 Apr 2000 07:12:04 +0500
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james archer <snowphoton AT mindspring DOT com> proclaimed:

> > That really depends on the type of programs that need to  be run. Linux can't
> > be a solution to everything.
> 
> Yes it can. :o)

Oh, yeah. Then try writing a program to find the speed of your L1 and L2
caches (a reliable program).

And btw, I use Linux, too. But there are a few things like this that you can't
do (or at least they are very hard to do) on Linux due to the nature of the OS.
But lets not start another flame war!