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David O'Brien writes:
 > 
 > In English, we now have a dnetc client for FreeBSD/Alpha.
 > 
 > To start off the penis waving:
 >     EB164
 >     Digital AlphaPC 164SX 533 MHz, 531MHz
 >     CPU: PCA56 (21164PC) major=9 minor=2 extensions=0x1<BWX>
 > 
 > $ dnetc -benchmark
 > [Mar 22 06:42:54 UTC] Benchmark for RC5 core #0 (axp bmeyer)
 >                       0.00:00:16.00 [720,521.24 keys/sec]
 > [Mar 22 06:43:30 UTC] Benchmark for DES core #0 (dworz/amazing)
 >                       0.00:00:16.17 [7,648,092.70 keys/sec]
 > [Mar 22 06:44:07 UTC] Benchmark for OGR core #0 (GARSP 5.13)
 >                       0.00:00:16.41 [1,867,839.03 nodes/sec]
 > [Mar 22 06:44:07 UTC] Automatic processor type detection found
 >                       an Alpha EV5.6 (21164PC) processor.
 > [Mar 22 06:44:07 UTC] CSC: Running micro-bench to select fastest core...
 > [Mar 22 06:44:46 UTC] CSC: using core #0 (6 bit - inline).
 > [Mar 22 06:45:24 UTC] Benchmark for CSC core #0 (6 bit - inline)
 >                       0.00:00:17.01 [739,554.63 keys/sec]


To continue it:
XP1000, 500MHz 21264, 4MB L2

PU: EV6 (21264) major=8 minor=3 extensions=0x303<BWX,FIX,MVI,PRECISE>

[Mar 22 14:53:26 UTC] Benchmark for RC5 core #0 (axp bmeyer)
                      0.00:00:16.03 [980,725.50 keys/sec]
[Mar 22 14:53:44 UTC] Benchmark for DES core #0 (dworz/amazing)
                      0.00:00:16.09 [10,423,947.94 keys/sec]
[Mar 22 14:54:03 UTC] Benchmark for OGR core #0 (GARSP 5.13)
                      0.00:00:16.35 [2,838,887.03 nodes/sec]
[Mar 22 14:54:03 UTC] Automatic processor type detection found
                      an Alpha EV6 (21264) processor.
[Mar 22 14:54:03 UTC] CSC: Running micro-bench to select fastest core...
[Mar 22 14:54:23 UTC] CSC: using core #0 (6 bit - inline).
[Mar 22 14:54:41 UTC] Benchmark for CSC core #0 (6 bit - inline)
                      0.00:00:16.10 [2,603,881.53 keys/sec]


This is a hair faster in every catagory except the CSC core than a
600MHz PC164LX (ev56, 2MB L3).  In that last catagory, the 164lx gets
only [1,686,321.94 keys/sec]

Cheers,

Drew


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