Steve Kargl wrote:
With regard to the top 10% performance, Absoft is simply comparing the overall mean performance numbers from the Polyhedron Benchmark. gfortran will never look good by that metric because there are at least 2 programs that would benefit from in-lining non-contained subprograms and intraprocedural optimization. gfortran doesn't do these, yet.
overall mean performance seems a perfectly fair measure I would say ...
