Sorry for previous reply.
I overlooked use of the index variable X.
Which C compiler are you comparing the FPC with?
GCC, MSVC, CC (include version please)
Some compilers have a function optimization, some have just a statement
optimization.
Could you post a whole example?
The whole program would
On Mar 28, 2005, at 10:19, Raw Magick DOT COM wrote:
A := 0;
B := 0.9;
For X := 0 to 1000 do
begin
A := A + X;
A := A * B;
end;
# Var A located at ebp-4
# Var B located at ebp-8
# Var X located at ebp-12
//A + B are set up before here - its the loop
On 28 Mar 2005, at 17:19, Raw Magick DOT COM wrote:
a) The loop counter is basically a comparison against a memory area =
slow
Turn on register variables (-Or).
Jonas
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Raw Magick DOT COM wrote:
> Hi All,
>
> My name is Peter Dove, I am new to FPC and Lazarus. I come from a
> mainly Delphi background but I use C, C++ and assembler as needed to
> improve performance on the imagining app we are working on.
>
> Like Delphi, FPC has a poor floating point optimisati
