Bill Allombert píše v St 11. 10. 2006 v 23:37 +0200: > wget : downloading a 2Mb tarball with wget > tar zxf: unpacking a 2Mb tarball > rm -r : deleting the tree in the tarball > MPQS : number crunching+file access > galois : number crunching+data handling
All tests suffered from the extremely slow IDE emulation. I'll work on avoiding that by creating an aranym disk driver for linux. Also there is a compile time switch in ARAnyM that will boost the memory performance by up to 60% ( http://wiki.aranym.org/speedtest ). This switch will be enabled in next upload of the debian package. > On the positive side, the host is not particularly fast by > today standard, so I would expect aranym performance on current > i386/amd64 type hardware to be close to crest. BTW, the power of ARAnyM is not in its raw speed but in its availability, price and extendability. Say crest with 2 GB RAM and 750 GB SATA disk drive - and you can buy it in your nearest corner shop for a few bucks... Petr -- To UNSUBSCRIBE, email to [EMAIL PROTECTED] with a subject of "unsubscribe". Trouble? Contact [EMAIL PROTECTED]
