Hi,
On Thursday 29 August 2002 15:30, you wrote:
I have noticed a small but definite increase in the iteration time of
version 22.8.1 as opposed to 21.4.
During the night, when my 2.2GHz Pentium IV system was free of all other
processing activities, the iteration times were as follows:
On Thursday 29 August 2002 13:30, Gary Edstrom wrote:
I have noticed a small but definite increase in the iteration time of
version 22.8.1 as opposed to 21.4.
During the night, when my 2.2GHz Pentium IV system was free of all other
processing activities, the iteration times were as follows:
I have noticed a small but definite increase in the iteration time of
version 22.8.1 as opposed to 21.4.
During the night, when my 2.2GHz Pentium IV system was free of all other
processing activities, the iteration times were as follows:
21.447 msec
22.8.1 50 msec
I am continuing
At 06:30 AM 8/29/2002 -0700, Gary Edstrom wrote:
I have noticed a small but definite increase in the iteration time of
version 22.8.1 as opposed to 21.4.
It is possible that version 22.8 and 21.4 are using different FFT sizes.
Version 22 is more conservative in selecting which FFT size to use.
At 11:41 AM 8/29/02 -0400, you wrote:
I am continuing processing on the very same exponent using the new
version. Is this allowed?
Yes.
In fact, I have a massively multibooting machine that can boot anything
from DOS 6.22 to Windows .Net Server Beta, plus Linux. The Microsoft OS's
all
