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Re: Re: Why some PC C compilers are useless

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From: Peter Eriksson
Date: Mon, 11 May 1992 10:23
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cliffc@rice.edu (Cliff Click) writes:

>I like Borland products as well, enough so that simple problems like CR/LF
>I'm willing to work around.  If Borland fixes his compiler, will he also
>fix the endless DOS text utilities that assume CR/LF?  

A guy I know performed a little Dhrystones benchmark between Gcc 2.1 and
Borland C++ 3.0 (Yeah, I know, Gcc uses 32bit mode where Borland uses
16bit mode, but what the heck it's the speed and the ability to handle
large data structures easily that counts :-): (Both tests run on the same
486-based PC of course):

  GCC 2.1:

    (-O1 -m486)     (-O2 -m486)
    42586 dhrys/s   42262 dhrys/s

    (-O1)           (-O2)
    40127 dhrys/s   40127 dhrys/s


  BorlandC++ 3.0:

    (-O2)
    23389 dhrys/s 

/Peter





Peter Eriksson                                              pen@lysator.liu.se
Lysator Academic Computer Society                 ...!uunet!lysator.liu.se!pen
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Subject: Re: Re: Why some PC C compilers are useless
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