Re: [tree-ssa]: darwin SPEC numbers

[Andreas Jaeger <aj at suse dot de>]

Dale Johannesen <dalej@apple.com> writes:

> On Jan 20, 2004, at 12:14 PM, Andreas Jaeger wrote:
>> Dale Johannesen <dalej@apple.com> writes:
>>
>>> [...]
>>>                              mainline             tree-ssa
>>
>> Are these runtimes or SPEC numbers (1/s) ?
>
> SPEC numbers.  2 GHz G5.

Ok.

> -O3 -funroll-loops -mcpu=G5 -mpowerpc64 -mdynamic-no-pic -ffast-math
> -fprofile-arcs/-freorder-blocks -Wa,-force_cpusubtype_ALL

So, let's look at some differences:

>>>     164.gzip               740                   731
>>>     175.vpr                 515                   531
>>>     176.gcc                 -----                   -----
>>>     181.mcf                 526                   513
>>>     186.crafty           1028                 1020
>>>     197.parser           625                   625
>>>     252.eon               949                    749

This is really the main difference and fixing it would mean that
tree-ssa looks much better....

>>>     253.perlbmk        804                   820
>>>     254.gap               748                    785
>>>     255.vortex           -----                    -----
>>>     256.bzip2            621                    618
>>>     300.twolf             608                    604
>>>      GEO MEAN       699                    685   (-2%)
>>>
>>>     168.wupwise       883                   899
>>>     171.swim              210                   245

Those two above are fine.

>>>     172.mgrid             600                   533

This one has to be considered but it's Fortran.

>>>     173.applu             663                   588
>>>     177.mesa             918                   921
>>>     178.galgel          1010                  937

galgel and applu are also Fortran, I would not count any Fortran
program right now as significant.

>>>     179.art                   655                  647
>>>     183.equake          997                  882

equake is C, so this is significant.

>>>     187.facerec        1151                 1059
>>>     188.ammp            440                   454
>>>     189.lucas              891                   858
>>>     191.fma3d            984                    979
>>>     200.sixtrack          546                    520
>>>     301.apsi                571                    569

How did you get e.g 301.apsi working with tree-ssa?  This needs a
fortran compiler and gfortran is not able to build it (at least not
for me)....

Andreas
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