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Re: Sun compares their compiler tools to GNU tools
- To: Joe Buck <jbuck at synopsys dot com>
- Subject: Re: Sun compares their compiler tools to GNU tools
- From: Ruslan Shevchenko <Ruslan at Shevchenko dot Kiev dot UA>
- Date: Sat, 07 Nov 1998 20:49:49 +0200
- CC: rssh at grad dot kiev dot ua, pfeifer at dbai dot tuwien dot ac dot at, egcs at cygnus dot com
- References: <199811071823.KAA07463@yamato.synopsys.com>
- Reply-To: rssh at grad dot kiev dot ua
Joe Buck wrote:
>
> ? KAI C++ have better performance than Sun CC (near 30%) and
> ? Sun CC near 30% better gcc,
>
> Such figures are meaningless. Better performance on what?
>
The description of tests is situated on KAI C++ web site.
All tests are published. (You will find it during browsing)
They are writeln with idea of illustrating optimizations
tehnicues.
> There are cases where KAI C++ will have about 5x the performance of
> either Sun CC or g++, and other cases where the performance is
> exactly the same (KAI does C++ -? C so it is limited by the performance
> of the C compiler you choose, which might be gcc or Sun C).
>
> There are cases where egcs beats Sun CC and vice versa. And how
> should we measure the ratio of the vast number of valid C++ programs
> that egcs compiles and Sun does not?
IMHO, it is possible.
The test suite must consists of:
1. standart implementation of well-known algorithms.
(for example, map<int,less<int> >::lexicographical_compare in loop)
2. tupical C++ scientific application.
(LINPACK or blass; or some well known simmulation algorithms)
3. tupical C++ business application.
(for example, some CORBA server.)
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