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Re: C++ compile and execution times


Wolfgang Bangerth <bangerth@ticam.utexas.edu> writes:

> Hi there,
> this is basically a nasty mail. The background is that we were asked to 
> submit our project, deal.II (see www.dealii.org), for the SPEC 2004 suite, 
> so I did a couple of measurements. Long results for my measurements are 
> below, but here is a summary:
> - recent versions of gcc take more than twice as long to compile the 
>   library than, for example, gcc2.95 or icc;
> - yet, the run time (with various optimizations turned on) of the 
>   example programs of deal.II is approximately 10% longer.

I'd be interested in seeing -ftime-report comparisons for
representative files, or even profiling data if you can swing it.

Assuming I can schedule it, I intend to do quite a bit of work  on
compilation speed for 3.4.

zw


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