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Article #1345Re: Oberon Cycles/s (Linux System-3)
From: skulski
Date: Thu, 18 Apr 1996 00:46
Date: Thu, 18 Apr 1996 00:46
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> In any case the reported number of cycles per second are: > > O/S Oberon CPS Reported by > ------ ------ ----------- ------------------ > Win95 Multi 124,000 Emi Zeller > Win3.x S3 13,800 (1) Emi Zeller > Win95 S3 5,800 Doug Danforth > DOS S3 1,400 (2) Frank Hrebabetsky > Linux V4 167 Wojtek Skulski > Win95 V4 20 Doug Danforth > > (1) uncertain whether this is Win3.x or Win95. > (2) best value reported (of all mouse locations on screen). > > We seem to see a factor of 60,000 difference between the best and worst. > Even if we exclude the Multi system there is still a factor of almost > 700 between best and worst. > > Unless this analysis is all wet, it says to me that one should avoid spitting > procedures into tasks on Win95 V4. One more data point: Linux System-3 v1.5, timing module by Emil Zeller, Pentium-100 MHz, X-windows, Mach64 card/Xserver, fvwm window manager. Measured: 255 to 294 cycles per second (Itried a few times). CPU load split about half/half between System-3 and X. Hope it helps, Wojtek
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Newsgroups: comp.lang.oberon Path: arc1-ca.pugleaf.net!fermi.nsrl.rochester.edu!skulski From: skulski@fermi.nsrl.rochester.edu Subject: Re: Oberon Cycles/s (Linux System-3) Message-ID: <1996Apr17.194653.1@fermi.nsrl.rochester.edu> Sender: news@galileo.cc.rochester.edu Nntp-Posting-Host: nsrlc6.nsrl.rochester.edu Organization: Nuclear Structure Research Laboratory References: <danforth.829768485@Turing.Stanford.EDU> Date: 17 Apr 96 19:46:53 -0500