levy@ttrdc.UUCP (Daniel R. Levy) (01/06/89)
In article <350@loligo.fsu.edu>, mccalpin@loligo.fsu.edu (John McCalpin) writes: > I recently ran the PARANOIA floating-point validation test on a wide > variety of machines, and found precisely ONE that passed all the > tests. I later found two more, out of about 15 machines/vendors > tested. The Sun workstations, HP workstations, and MIPS machines passed > OK. The AT&T 3B20 also passes PARANOIA (single precision is "Excellent", double precision "Satisfactory" [it doesn't chop or round sqrt() correctly]). But it's a slow machine, only about 0.8 mips. -- Daniel R. Levy UNIX(R) mail: att!ttbcad!levy AT&T Bell Laboratories 5555 West Touhy Avenue Any opinions expressed in the message above are Skokie, Illinois 60077 mine, and not necessarily AT&T's.