Peter,
I would be interested in this.  In fact it is good news for me if I can get
another increase in performance.  I was already pleased at the speed of
Delphi cf Fortran, but my Fortran was some years ago on a very old machine.
Thanks,
Glen

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Behalf Of Peter Dove
Sent: Saturday, 3 September 2005 4:49 PM
To: Borland's Delphi Discussion List
Subject: Re[2]: Delphi as a Performance optimum between Fortran
andJavaforInteractive Numerical Analysis


Hello BB,

Sadly Delphi is pretty slow at floating point calculations. I do not
mean that it doesnt use the FPU, just that its conversion of the
delphi code to machine code isnt the most efficient on the planet.

I am writing a Raw file convertor along with a friend (
www.rawmagick.com ) and I have had to convert quite a lot of code
directly to assembler because of this.

If you dont mind writing some assembler then of course Delphi will be
perfect.

Shout if you need any examples of Delphi's slowness with
floating point and how to convert to assembler.

--
Best regards,
 Peter

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