[Info-vax] Python for x86?

[Chris Townley]

On 08/05/2023 04:30, terry-... at glaver.org wrote:
> On Sunday, May 7, 2023 at 11:55:00 AM UTC-4, Arne Vajhøj wrote:
>> If someone want to check themselves the sources are
>> available at https://www.vajhoej.dk/arne/temp/bm.zip !
> 
> Here's what I get on my emulated Alpha (AlphaVM-Pro 1.5.73 JIT3) on dual E5-2643 v3 CPUs (only the first result from each test run reported):
> 2_SERVER::$ @test.com
> C:
> 337.8378 million integer operations per second
> 35.2113 million floating point operations per second
> 3.4483 million string operations per second
> C:
> 342.4658 million integer operations per second
> 35.2113 million floating point operations per second
> 3.4483 million string operations per second
> C++:
> 359.7122 million integer operations per second
> 35.2113 million floating point operations per second
> 0.1748 million string operations per second
> Pascal:
> 357.1428 million integer operations per second
> 35.7143 million floating point operations per second
> 0.2174 million string operations per second
> Fortran:
> 343.6426 million integer operations per second
>    35.3357 million floating point operations per second
>      7.6923 million string operations per second
> Fortran:
>   344.8276 million integer operations per second
>    35.3357 million floating point operations per second
>     8.3333 million string operations per second
>   Basic:
>    24.6609 million integer operations per second
>    28.4091 million floating point operations per second
>     0.1416 million string operations per second
> Basic:
>    24.5038 million integer operations per second
>    28.8184 million floating point operations per second
>     0.1408 million string operations per second
>   
> [No Ada, Java or Python installed.]

Interesting that BASIC show integer as slower than FP

-- 
Chris