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In article <1993Jan25.171227.10633@news.eng.convex.com> Patrick F. McGehearty (patrick@convex.COM)
writes:
|>[...] I understand the Perfect Group is actively seeking such benchmarks.
|>If they adopt a benchmark and put it in their suite, it will gain instant
|>credibility with a number of vendors.  For contact info on the Perfect
|>Group, see the FAQ in comp.benchmarks.

In article <1993Jan25.171544.14680@craycos.com>, jrbd@craycos.com (James Davies) writes:
|>[...]  For what it's worth, the
|>Perfect Club suite is a collection of application programs that was supposed
|>to avoid compiler cheating, and also help advance compiler technology by
|>encouraging sharing of techniques, but since the results don't boil down to a
|>single number that can be easily quoted by marketroids most everyone basically
|>ignores it.  Perfect includes one code that is a molecular-dynamics
|>simulation (MDG).

Ach! Another thing to look at!!!  :-) 

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