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Not sure of the relevancy, but I always found lfs' benchmark for |
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compile times useful. IIRC, they say time the compile time of binutils, and |
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then everything else is said to compile in percentages of that |
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(basically, the compile time of binutils is considered one BSU, |
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buildtime standard unit, and everything else is measured in BSU's). The |
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advantage there is that there is only one number that is machine |
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specific, everything else can be a general extrapolation from it. Just a |
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thought, |
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-mike |
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On Sat, Feb 07, 2004 at 04:32:38PM +0100, monto wrote: |
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> Hi everybody, |
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> talking in #gentoo of azzurra (italian unofficial but populated irc |
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> channel), there was a question, how long can take this or that ebuild to |
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> compile? |
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