Adrian Veith wrote:
> Florian Klaempfl schrieb:
>
>> Adrian Veith wrote:
>>
>>> I compiled fpc from the sources from the svn repository today, but
>>> the results are almost the same as I posted yesterday (I marked with
>>> ** where the results have changed):
>>>
>>> Test1:
>>> ** fpc (standard M
Jonas Maebe wrote:
>
> On 19 dec 2005, at 10:47, Adrian Veith wrote:
>
>> Test1 isn't relevant anymore. And in Test2 and Test3 fpc beats delphi
>> clearly. The benefits for the FastMM4 are now not that big anymore,
>> but it helps to compare delphi and fpc on a fair base, since the
>> impact o
On 19 dec 2005, at 10:47, Adrian Veith wrote:
Test1 isn't relevant anymore. And in Test2 and Test3 fpc beats
delphi clearly. The benefits for the FastMM4 are now not that big
anymore, but it helps to compare delphi and fpc on a fair base,
since the impact of the MM is now leveled out.
Bu
Peter Vreman schrieb:
I took a look at the MM and found that this test is not representative at
all. At least in the FPC MM it triggers only a single code path for
Reallocmem. And that code path is even the fastest for a
not-in-place-reallocation. And looking at the (unmaintable) FastMM4
sources
Florian Klaempfl schrieb:
Adrian Veith wrote:
I compiled fpc from the sources from the svn repository today, but
the results are almost the same as I posted yesterday (I marked with
** where the results have changed):
Test1:
** fpc (standard MM): 3.0 sec - factor = 1.30
fpc (FastMM4): 2.9
>> I compiled fpc from the sources from the svn repository today, but the
>> results are almost the same as I posted yesterday (I marked with **
>> where the results have changed):
>>
>> Test1:
>> ** fpc (standard MM): 3.0 sec - factor = 1.30
>> fpc (FastMM4): 2.9 sec - factor = 1.30
>> delphi (s
> Hi,
>
> I have changed the FastMM4 that it seemd to work with fpc now. Here are
> the results of my prior tests now with FastMM4 for fpc:
>
> Test1:
> fpc (standard MM): 3.1 sec - factor = 1.34
> fpc (FastMM4): 3.0 sec - factor = 1.30
> delphi (standard MM): 3.1 sec - factor = 1.34
> de
> Hi,
>
> I have changed the FastMM4 that it seemd to work with fpc now. Here are
> the results of my prior tests now with FastMM4 for fpc:
>
> Test1:
> fpc (standard MM): 3.1 sec - factor = 1.34
> fpc (FastMM4): 3.0 sec - factor = 1.30
> delphi (standard MM): 3.1 sec - factor = 1.34
> de
Adrian Veith wrote:
Florian Klaempfl schrieb:
Adrian Veith wrote:
Hi,
I have changed the FastMM4 that it seemd to work with fpc now. Here are
the results of my prior tests now with FastMM4 for fpc:
Test1:
fpc (standard MM): 3.1 sec - factor = 1.34
fpc (FastMM4): 3.0 sec - factor = 1
Florian Klaempfl schrieb:
Adrian Veith wrote:
Hi,
I have changed the FastMM4 that it seemd to work with fpc now. Here are
the results of my prior tests now with FastMM4 for fpc:
Test1:
fpc (standard MM): 3.1 sec - factor = 1.34
fpc (FastMM4): 3.0 sec - factor = 1.30
delphi (standard M
Micha Nelissen schrieb:
On Thu, 15 Dec 2005 18:21:18 +0100
Adrian Veith <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
I have changed the FastMM4 that it seemd to work with fpc now. Here are
the results of my prior tests now with FastMM4 for fpc:
How did you fix FastReallocMem? FPC uses a 'var APointer
On Thu, 15 Dec 2005 18:21:18 +0100
Adrian Veith <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I have changed the FastMM4 that it seemd to work with fpc now. Here are
> the results of my prior tests now with FastMM4 for fpc:
How did you fix FastReallocMem? FPC uses a 'var APointer', but delphi
doesn't, apparantly
Adrian Veith wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I have changed the FastMM4 that it seemd to work with fpc now. Here are
> the results of my prior tests now with FastMM4 for fpc:
>
> Test1:
> fpc (standard MM): 3.1 sec - factor = 1.34
> fpc (FastMM4): 3.0 sec - factor = 1.30
> delphi (standard MM): 3.1 sec -
Hi,
I have changed the FastMM4 that it seemd to work with fpc now. Here are
the results of my prior tests now with FastMM4 for fpc:
Test1:
fpc (standard MM): 3.1 sec - factor = 1.34
fpc (FastMM4): 3.0 sec - factor = 1.30
delphi (standard MM): 3.1 sec - factor = 1.34
delphi (FastMM4): 2.3
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