Hi,

On Wednesday, April 29, 2015 at 4:38:04 AM UTC+1, Michael Prentiss wrote:
>
> I implemented an program in Fortran and Julia for time comparison when 
> learning the language.  
> This was very helpful to find problems in how I was learning julia.  Maybe 
> I did not read carefully enough,
> but I would compile the fortran with the intel compilers (not MKL) instead 
> of gcc as another means for 
> comparing speed. The intel compilers tend to make faster executables.
>
>
indeed. We regularly use the Intel compilers for our projects in Fortran, 
but for the moment I wanted to compare with gfortran for a fair comparison 
against Julia (since Julia was compiled with gcc) 

I was hoping to later compile Julia with the Intel compilers and then 
compare with the executable created with the Intel Fortran compiler, but I 
had problems compiling Julia with the Intel compilers, and besides 
apparently Julia will not get a big performance boost in any case. (And for 
this toy program Intel doesn't seem to be able to get any performance boost 
over gfortran).

Cheers,
Ángel

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