I just compiled Wine <http://www.winehq.org> on my new system which is
an Intel Core 2 Duo E8400 with 4GB RAM. This was a test to see how much
faster the system is compared to my old system which was an AMD Sempron
1800+ with 1GB RAM.
On my old Sempron system I could compile Wine in about 57 minutes, and
using the "time" function the user time plus system time would add up to
the real time.
On the new system I get this:
real 13m21.976s
user 16m36.131s
sys 1m35.007s
I like the fact that the new system is much faster but I'm puzzled by
the user time being more than the real time. Is this an artifact of
there being two cores? Does the time function add up the user and system
times for each core? The man page for "time" is lacking.
Gus
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