[Info-vax] vtAlpha and marketing bullshit
Pinocchio
pinoccio at gmx.com
Mon Dec 19 13:50:09 EST 2011
>> Their architectural decisions are another topic. My point they should lie
>> less and instead publish concrete benchmark results if they are hope to
>> interest anyone. vtAlpha have no any objective architectural advantages
>> compared to Charon Axp for example. Although their marketing trying to
>> convince us in quite the contrary.
>
> Sir, I beg to differ... By buying vtAlpha instead of Charon AXP,
> I have a one stop shopping, and a one stop support too. Not the
> case with Charon Axp, where I will be left alone with the support,
> or lack thereof, of the underlying Linux or Windows layer. A big
> advantage if you ask me. I have already been confronted enough times
> with support conflicts to know that I want to avoid them by all means.
I am agreeing with you about one stop support. By absence of advantages I mean absence of performance related advantages. First thing about any simulator I want to know is
a performance. Its a primary characteristic of this kind software. Instead of this I am reading fairy tales about bare metal. In fact after first time reading vtAlpha SPD I was really
impressed by such architectural approach. Of course there were some doubts - complexity of writing such thing can be compared only to writing new OS from ground up.
Nevertheless I was greatly disappointed after looking into vtAlpha box. No bare metal, no miracles only plain boring Linux.
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