> But actual numbers would be helpful. Volunteers? Feel free to send
> numbers only to me, if you like. I already have some numbers for
> MacLucasUNIX on Macs in private email that I need to put on my web
> pages somewhere. Or does someone already maintain a page with timings
> for non-Intel CPUs? I don't recall seeing one.
How do you want us to do the timings? Will factoring any number from
1 to 2^50 do, is 2^55 to 2^56 better, or how about 2^64 to 2^64 + 2^56?
What is the best way to time MacLucasUNIX for i.e. 5000 iterations, and
be sure to get CPU-time, not wall-time? I guess you want the numbers
for different FFT sizes?
What other information do you need? I think you are going to get more,
more compareable and more useful benchmarks if you descripe exactly what
to benchmark and how to do it.
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