If so, he could try the EABI port, which gives a significant floating
point performance boost.
About a factor of 11 increase in FP speed in fact.
Install Debian armel and help them complete it - see the links in the
first line of wiki.debian.org/ArmEabiPort. You'll have the fastest
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On Sun, Feb 11, 2007 at 04:09:19PM +0100, Oystein Viggen wrote:
> > of user time whereas on my NSLU2 (ARM 266 Mhz) it uses 23.57 s of user
> > time. That is to be expected, of course. Oh, I forgot, it also uses
> > 8m29.430 s of system time. Adding up to a real time of 9m! Why is that?
>
> Isn't
* [David Fokkema]
> of user time whereas on my NSLU2 (ARM 266 Mhz) it uses 23.57 s of user
> time. That is to be expected, of course. Oh, I forgot, it also uses
> 8m29.430 s of system time. Adding up to a real time of 9m! Why is that?
Isn't resizing pictures most likely a floating point heavy ac
Hi group,
I recently installed debian on an NSLU2 and I'm encountering the
following problem. ImageMagick (and NetPBM) are extremely slow when
resizing photo's. Of course, I know I can't expect to much of it, but on
my desktop (Intel Pentium 4 2.8 Ghz) convert finishes in about 0.696 s
of user tim
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