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Subject: Re: `make world' timing for 133Mhz P5
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On Wed, 1 Nov 1995, Jordan K. Hubbard wrote:

> I promised the make world (2.1-STABLE) timings for the P5-133,
> so here they are:
> 
>     13449.10 real      8789.22 user      2073.65 sys
>       7324  maximum resident set size
>        982  average shared memory size
>        850  average unshared data size
>        169  average unshared stack size
>   15343038  page reclaims
>       8440  page faults
>         16  swaps
>      57922  block input operations
>     172828  block output operations
>     117238  messages sent
>     175795  messages received
>          5  signals received
>     621206  voluntary context switches
>     524784  involuntary context switches
> 
> A little over 3.7 hours for a make world.  Not bad, eh? :-)
> 
I was at 3.1 hours with 512K PBM Cache and 32megs of EDO ram. Just 
thought you might like to know.

Matthew S. Bailey