Here are some more NEC-2 running times for John Boyer's 1030 segment
benchmark. The DEC Alpha code was compiled with default settings. Sun
and Macintosh codes had -O optimization. The Mac code was compiled for
interupt checking at 1/6 second intervals, which is nicer to run than
with no interupts, but slows it down somewhat. It was compiled with the
Absoft F77 compiler. The Mac 8100/80 was one of the first PowerMac
models, and there are considerably faster ones available now. All
codes were compiled to run a maximum of 1200 segments. All gave an
input impedance of 138.64 - j164.46 ohms for each source.
Prec. Fill Factor Total (sec.)
DEC Alpha 3000/400 S 39.91 73.35 117.84
DEC Alpha 3000/400 D 48.57 129.01 182.95
PowerMac 8100/80 S 70.40 142.18 222.97
PowerMac 8100/80 D 74.98 189.72 275.67
Sun-4 Mod. 670 MP S 134.62 260.77 403.37
Sun-4 Mod. 670 MP D 117.28 309.78 437.13
Sun Server 1000e S 85.84 209.48 301.76
55 MHz, 4 processors
Sun Server 1000e D 64.56 247.94 319.70
55 MHz, 4 processors
Jerry Burke
LLNL
Received on Fri May 17 1996 - 22:15:00 EDT
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