Try malloctest, tclalloctest is not real test, it just calls
TclThreadAllocObj to see how fast is local linked list, really does not test
Zoran Vasiljevic wrote:
On 22.12.2006, at 15:39, Vlad Seryakov wrote:
Try to uncomment -DUSE_MALLOC in Makefile, looks like Solaris/OSX
do not
like too many mmap-ed pages
Yep,
iMac with 1.83GHz Intel
iMac1:~/vmalloc zoran$ ./vmalloctest
vmalloc: threads 4, loops 50000, buffer 16384: 0 seconds, 380372 usec
iMac1:~/vmalloc zoran$ ./ckalloctest
ckalloc: threads 4, loops 50000, buffer 16384: 0 seconds, 378784 usec
iMac1:~/vmalloc zoran$ ./tclalloctest
tclalloc: threads 4, loops 50000, buffer 16384: 0 seconds, 23686 usec
Solaris x86 box (pretty fast one):
-bash-3.00$ ./vmalloctest
vmalloc: threads 4, loops 50000, buffer 16384: 0 seconds, 86934 usec
-bash-3.00$ ./ckalloctest
ckalloc: threads 4, loops 50000, buffer 16384: 0 seconds, 81644 usec
-bash-3.00$ ./tclalloctest
tclalloc: threads 4, loops 50000, buffer 16384: 0 seconds, 37836 usec
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