Re: gEDA-user: C/DataDraw beats C++/STL on EDA-like benchmarks

Hi, Carlos. Gnetman has been moved to sourceforge: sourceforge.net/projects/gnetman. I should probably fix or remove the ViASIC web page, and create one for gnetman. Regards, Bill On Mon, 2008-06-09 at 22:24 +0200, Carlos Nieves Ónega wrote: > Hi Bill, > I tried recently to have a look at gnetma

Re: gEDA-user: C/DataDraw beats C++/STL on EDA-like benchmarks

Bill Cox wrote: > Hi, all. > > I've recently benchmarked DataDraw (datadraw.sf.net) graph databases vs > GNU C++ graphs built using STL lists. Large graphs (4 million nodes) > were built in the shape of a mesh. Then, simple depth first traversals > were performed starting from a corner, a hundre

Re: gEDA-user: C/DataDraw beats C++/STL on EDA-like benchmarks

Hi Bill, I tried recently to have a look at gnetman, but the link in geda page is broken (http://viasic.com/opensource) . Now you mentioned datadraw, I checked the webpage, and the link in http://datadraw.sourceforge.net is broken as well. Did you move gnetman to another site? Can you make it avai

gEDA-user: C/DataDraw beats C++/STL on EDA-like benchmarks

Hi, all. I've recently benchmarked DataDraw (datadraw.sf.net) graph databases vs GNU C++ graphs built using STL lists. Large graphs (4 million nodes) were built in the shape of a mesh. Then, simple depth first traversals were performed starting from a corner, a hundred times. The C/DataDraw ba