Ruby Forum GHDL > performance differences between .25 and .27 etc.

Posted by Sanjay Singh (Guest)
on 12.08.2008 23:32
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I was wondering if there are any significant differences between .25 and
.26 or .27 in terms of performance differences.

Could a person wanting to have pre-compiled binaries for Solaris make do
with .25 and not grumble too much until .27 is successful on Solaris?

I've had that working for a short while now, but I would like to get .27
going on Solaris, and especially look forward to testing the
multi-threaded simulation kernel. That will totally rock on a
multi-processor or multi-core machine.

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But in the mean time, how should I make my binaries available? I'd like 
to
put them up on the GHDL site itself if possible.

They are compiled for Solaris 8, and optimized to -O3 and for UltraSPARC
processors, and should run fine on newer Solaris releases as well.

Please let me know.

S.
Posted by unknown (Guest)
on 13.08.2008 16:44
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Quoting Sanjay Singh <ssingh@swen.uwaterloo.ca>:

>
> I was wondering if there are any significant differences between .25 and
> .26 or .27 in terms of performance differences.

gdhl 0.26 should be faster than 0.25.
No optimizations have been added in 0.27

> Could a person wanting to have pre-compiled binaries for Solaris make do
> with .25 and not grumble too much until .27 is successful on Solaris?

Sure.

> I've had that working for a short while now, but I would like to get .27
> going on Solaris, and especially look forward to testing the
> multi-threaded simulation kernel. That will totally rock on a
> multi-processor or multi-core machine.
>
> ===
>
> But in the mean time, how should I make my binaries available? I'd like to
> put them up on the GHDL site itself if possible.

You can send it privately to me.  I will put it on the ghdl web site.

> They are compiled for Solaris 8, and optimized to -O3 and for UltraSPARC
> processors, and should run fine on newer Solaris releases as well.

Good and thanks,
Tristan.