On Fri, 27 Nov 2009, David Arturo Macias Corona wrote: Hi,
> Here is the summary > If you want detailed results for each case let me know > Harbour 13035 > OpenWatcom 1.8 > Below are results using: > ------------------------ > hbmk2 -m -n -w -es2 -l -kmo -gc3 speedtst.prg > speedtst.exe > hbmk2 -m -n -w -es2 -l -kmo -gc3 -mt speedtst.prg > speedtst.exe > speedtst.exe --thread > speedtst.exe --thread=2 --scale > ------------------------ > and in same order > Changes of switchs in os2\watcom.mk and hbmk2.prg > We can see immediatly: > - speedtst complete all test > - Are slow > As conclusion things are changed > Przemek, what should we do ? [...] > with -DHB_FM_DL_ALLOC, -s removed > > [ total application time: ]....................................56.55 > [ total real time: ]...........................................56.33 > > [ total application time: ]....................................70.03 > [ total real time: ]...........................................69.96 > > [ total application time: ].....................................0.06 > [ total real time: ]...........................................69.75 > > [ total application time: ].....................................0.06 > [ total real time: ]..........................................277.91 Thank you very much. So now we know that we can remove -s as workaround. Unfortunately it causes very big speed overhead. Much bigger then in Linux where removing -s reduce the speed only ~24 percent. It's 363% what is even bigger then in Windows (295% in my test). Now I would like to check if -s is necessary as global switch or it can be used locally only for GT2OS2 code. Please restore -s switch (just like in clean SVN code) and then add to src/rtl/gtos2/Makefile[5] this line: HB_BUILD_OPTIM := no It should disable optimization switches. Then check if speedtst works in MT mode. best regards, Przemek _______________________________________________ Harbour mailing list (attachment size limit: 40KB) Harbour@harbour-project.org http://lists.harbour-project.org/mailman/listinfo/harbour
