🚀 go-pugleaf

In article <42016@ames.arc.nasa.gov> mike@ames.arc.nasa.gov (Mike Smithwick) writes:
>Well, dang. After waiting what seemed like 142 years, I finally got the
>Azteck 5.0 update. "Hot Damn!" sez I. Know I can do all those nifty things
>that Lettuce claimes they can do. Also with all of this optimization stuff
>that oughtta really speed up my software. . .
>
>So I timed a set of 3-D and planetary calculations for the 3.6 
>compiled version, 31 seconds. Okay, not bad.
>
>Then I install 5.0 (a real breeze BTW), recompile after making a few tweaks
>to the code, and rerun the thing. 38 seconds. 
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>My compiler options are : -ff  -so -wa -wr -wu  -pb -wn

This is a really simple suggestion so please don't think that I'm trying to
insult your intelligence.

Anyway... Manx shifted from 16 bit compiles as the default to 32 bit with
the newest version.  Could it be that you want the -ps option?  I was able to
shift my own code over to 16 bit ints thanks to the new support for prototypes
(which translates to: I used to try 16 bit ints but got to see Mr. Guru a
whole lot, so I ended up with 32 bit ints).

John Munsch
"Buck up.  That's just the poison sumac talking." - The new Pogo strip