I have found a problem with FreeBSD AMD64 (maybe i386 too).
Performance decrease related to Linux. I am attaching the results and
the piece of code I used. You have to install g++42 on FreeBSD first.
here are the results of the benchmark:
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==== LINUX ====
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Intel Core 2
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number of threads: 1/ 2
Sun CC create : 808/443
multiply: 5063/4488
g++-4.2.2 create : 881/479
multiply: 5245/4691
intel icpc create : 724/404
multiply: 4903/4594
we see that although the allocation of can be safely parallelized the
multiplication has a really hard time to do so.
Are there any problems with this approach I cannot see?
sysctl dev.cpu.0.freq
[EMAIL PROTECTED] /usr/home/archwn/sparsematrixvector]$ sysctl dev.cpu.0.freq
dev.cpu.0.freq: 1654
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==== FreeBSD 7.0 ====
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Intel Core 2
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number of threads: 1/ 2
g++-4.2.2 create : 1750/1288
multiply: 7098/5271
Same optimization flags in both cases with g++-4.2.2. I have also written a
pthreads version of the above code which doesn't need OpenMP capable compiler
at all. This allows us to try gcc-3.4.6 compiler which is unlikely to have
problems of its own. Is there anything you would like me to try out? Is anybody
interested in having the code in order to perform his own tests?
Thanks in advance,
Archwn.
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