Hello!

Me and a friend of mine decided to compare FreeBSD and Linux using this
little program (compiled with "gcc -lm")

Two identical machines run FreeBSD 4.0-SNAP 20000214 and Linux Mandrake
7.0 kernel 2.2.13

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#include <math.h>

double counter=0,counter2=32;

double
test()
{
    return atan2(counter++,counter2+=counter*50);
}

int
main()
{
    int t;
    while((t=fork())>0);
    if(!t) while(1) test();
    else perror("fork");
}
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Well, after very short time, both boxes responded to console switchings
and things like that, but trying to run something like "ps", "w",
"uptime" put machine quite on hold (about 2 minutes). The thing is that
Linux finished runnig commands about 3 times faster than FreeBSD.  What
the heck does that suppose to mean?!  I thought FreeBSD whould kick linux
butt?

Please respond directly to me since I am not the member of this list.
Thanks.


Cheers,

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