f...@star.sr.bham.ac.uk wrote:
> Hello,
>
> Thank you very much for your comments. Here I have some figures of how
> slow Octave 3.6.2 is in my system compared with the previous version
> 3.2.4. For the same script the performance is as follows:
>
> Version 3.6.2: 1514 seconds,
> version 3.2.4: 132 seconds.
>
> That is, the newer version 3.6.2 finishes the calculation in about 25
> minutes, whereas the previous version 3.2.4 finishes in only two minutes
> and few senconds!
>
> I compiled the 3.6.2 version myself so, in principle, I should be able to
> tell the output of the configuration file, but I need to know what to look
> for. The 3.2.4 version I used is the binary that comes with Kubuntu 12.04,
> so I don't have access to the compilation options.

Yes you have.

Do (in Octave):
   octave_config_info
and copy the output. The compiler flags are somewhere in there, plus 
loads of other settings that may help to find out the culprit.

Philip

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