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Re: Platform recommendation/tradeoffs? [message #3957 is a reply to message #3953]

Fri, 14 April 1995 00:00

daft
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In article <bowman-1204952137380001@csrp12.tamu.edu> bowman@csrp.tamu.edu (Kenneth P. Bowman) writes:

Ken Bowman wrote (on comparative IDL performance):

Perhaps RSI has some comparison numbers?

Regards, Ken Bowman

I second the request for some comparison of IDL's performance on
various CPUs. I have been using IDL on Suns for a long time, but may
be required to switch to a Pentium machine for some period, and I'd
like to know what the performance differences would be.

I wonder if some kind of standard IDL test suite could be developed,
kinda like a SPECmark?

I think this might actually be of competitive advantage to RSI. A
colleague recently ported some IDL code [ultrasound transducer
simulations] to Matlab and found it to be *twice* as slow. . .

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Chris M.W. Daft <daft@crd.ge.com>
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		Re: Platform recommendation/tradeoffs? By: foresto on Fri, 14 April 1995 00:00
		Re: Platform recommendation/tradeoffs? By: kennealy on Fri, 14 April 1995 00:00
		Re: Platform recommendation/tradeoffs? By: daft on Fri, 14 April 1995 00:00
		Re: Platform recommendation/tradeoffs? By: Chris Jacobsen on Fri, 14 April 1995 00:00
		Re: Platform recommendation/tradeoffs? By: ebstein on Thu, 13 April 1995 00:00
		Re: Platform recommendation/tradeoffs? By: bowman on Wed, 12 April 1995 00:00
		Re: Platform recommendation/tradeoffs? By: kennealy on Sat, 15 April 1995 00:00

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