Erik Hofman wrote:
> No, 64-bit is by default a bit slower. It's on very special
> occasions that 64-bit outperforms 32-bit (due to data transfer
> rate...)
That's true in the general case, because the larger pointer size
effectively reduces the size of the L1 cache. But for this
particular archi
Alex Perry wrote:
Compiling FlightGear source (after make clean) on a M6805 laptop:
For pure 32-bit it took 00:10:03 using Debian Sarge
For pure 64-bit it took 00:10:10 using Debian Sid
The use of two Debian versions probably led to the timing difference.
No, 64-bit is by default a bit slower. It's
Compiling FlightGear source (after make clean) on a M6805 laptop:
For pure 32-bit it took 00:10:03 using Debian Sarge
For pure 64-bit it took 00:10:10 using Debian Sid
The use of two Debian versions probably led to the timing difference.
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