Hi,
I think that for applications like audio processing where speed is one of
the main goals benchmarking is extremely important. Personally I would
love to see more people do it properly and publish their results like I
did here:
Agreed. If someone that knows c, c++ and objective c were to
Some quick note:
Testing that i have done suggest that you should ALWAYS define the
architecture of your target. (I have not checked if the example does this
but it is usually forgot...)
-march=pentium3
or if you need it to run on older computers
-mcpu=pentium3
(see man gcc search for "Intel 38
On Sun, Feb 16, 2003 at 12:28:57 +1100, Erik de Castro Lopo wrote:
> As a C fan I was rather curious about this. I didn't want people getting the
> wrong impression that C++ is automatically faster than C (it isn't) or that in
> the long term improvements in the C++ compiler will make it faster tha
