On Thu, 2006-Nov-02 11:12:43 -0800, David Marshall wrote: >has 6.1/i386. The i386 has a better ubench score.
This is not necessarily relevant to real-world performance. Both architectures have their strengths and weaknesses and you really need to make a decision based on how your own application performs. > More importantly >for us, it's impossible to build a 32-bit perl on the amd64, and we >don't need a 64-bit perl. Our apache/mod_perl servers are 3X bigger >on the amd64, and that is unsatisfactory. In most cases, an amd64 executable will be larger than an i386 executable. I'm surprised that you've found such a big difference. -- Peter Jeremy
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