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gcc math libraries - slow?

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From: Ronald Marsh
Date: Mon, 25 Mar 1996 00:00
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Hi,

I have been running a neural network program (that I compiled using gcc
2.5.8) and I have noticed that the program (while running under Linux) is
about 40% slower than the same program (running under DOS and compiled
with Turbo C). I have narrowed the possible causes of the poor performance
down to the transcendental functions (cos, exp, etc). Does anybody know of
a "better" math library or version of gcc, with respect to math performance?

Thanks
Ron
rmarsh@plains.nodak.edu

P.S. I can't stay with dos because the size of my training files will
create other problems. 
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