bazyar@ernie (Jawaid Bazyar) (03/14/91)
To keep ya all up to date, I just added three files to "ShellStuff".
tr - the Berkeley 4.3bsd reno distribution translate chars program
grep - great utility for searching through text files for regular
expressions
dhrystone - a program to compare your compiler/computer to others.
an unaccelerated GS pulls 270, a 33MHz '386 gets 10000.
Also, I'd like to announce new routines in the library. In addition to
"stat" which I did the other day, I added GNU getopt and a compatibility
library for the Unix b* routines (bcopy, bzero, etc).
I've a question- ShellStuff is getting big. Really big. I'm going to start
distributing source and executables separately, so that people with orca/c
don't have to get the executables- they'll have the fun of seeing Orca work
correctly for a change.
But in general, how should I start splitting this thing up? Any suggestions?
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Apple II Forever! | (discussion about Orca/C)bh1e+@andrew.cmu.edu (Brendan Gallagher Hoar) (03/15/91)
Ouch. A factor of almost 40 times? (Dhrystone on 33MHz '386 compared to a 2.8MHz '816) Hmmm. Maybe it IS time to get a NeXT. Ooops, didn't say that... :) What compiler on the '386 did you use? Brendan G. Hoar bh1e+@andrew.cmu.edu Apartment 1 Caregie Mellon, Inc. 357 Melwood Ave. Pittsburgh, PA 15213 (412) 621-8278