> I'd be surprised if dbench was anything other than disk-bound on most
> systems. On any of my machines, the standard error of a single dbench
> run is *way* larger than 1%, and I'd expect to have to run the
> benchmark a dozen times to get a confidence interval small enough to
> detect a 1% p
Hi,
On Thu, Mar 15, 2001 at 07:13:52PM +1100, Anton Blanchard wrote:
>
> On sparc64 we dont care about the different memory zones and iterating
> through them all over the place only serves to waste CPU. I suspect this
> would be the case with some other architectures but for the moment I
> have
On Thu, 15 Mar 2001, Anton Blanchard wrote:
> On sparc64 we dont care about the different memory zones and iterating
> through them all over the place only serves to waste CPU. I suspect
> this would be the case with some other architectures but for the
> moment I have just enabled it for sparc64
Hi,
On sparc64 we dont care about the different memory zones and iterating
through them all over the place only serves to waste CPU. I suspect this
would be the case with some other architectures but for the moment I
have just enabled it for sparc64.
With this patch I get close to a 1% improvem
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