On 10/03/2019 20:28, Rob Arthan wrote:
>
> After the "git pull", I've rebuilt Poly/ML and ProofPower and had no problems
> with any
> combination of --enable-intinf-asint, --enable-compact32bit and MacOS v.
> Fedora.
>
> Poly/ML compiled with --enable-compact32bit gives me 5-8% improvement in
David,
After the "git pull", I've rebuilt Poly/ML and ProofPower and had no problems
with any
combination of --enable-intinf-asint, --enable-compact32bit and MacOS v. Fedora.
Poly/ML compiled with --enable-compact32bit gives me 5-8% improvement in
execution times
and 30-40% improvement in the
On 09/03/2019 21:10, Rob Arthan wrote:
OK. Is there a way of telling whether poly has been built with
--enable-compact32bit? (So you can check whether
you got what you wanted.)
> PolyML.architecture();
val it = "X86_64_32": string
> Word.wordSize;
val it = 31: int
> LargeWord.wordSize;
val it
Rob, Phil and everyone else,
I'm in the process of putting together the 5.8 release and as part of
that I've pushed an updated pre-built compiler for X64/32 for Linux, Mac
OS etc. That means that for that platform only, for the moment, it is
no longer necessary to run "make compiler", althoug
Rob,
On 09/03/19 21:10, Rob Arthan wrote:
On 9 Mar 2019, at 16:59, David Matthews wrote:
3) On MacOS with —disable-intinf-asint and —enable-compact32bit,
the ProofPower build fails like this:
Assertion failed: (space != 0), function ScanObjectAddress, file quick_gc.cpp,
line 414.
4) On Fedor
