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Tiny Core 3.0 Alpha 4 Testing
curaga:
Base & extensions will stay 32-bit for the time being. The kernel already brings most benefits (ie. large amounts of ram). If someone needs to build a 64-bit app for speed reasons or whatever, the runtime libs are available separate from toolchain64.
bmarkus:
--- Quote from: curaga on May 27, 2010, 04:26:01 AM ---Base & extensions will stay 32-bit for the time being. The kernel already brings most benefits (ie. large amounts of ram). If someone needs to build a 64-bit app for speed reasons or whatever, the runtime libs are available separate from toolchain64.
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I'm not an expert 32 vs. 34 bit but recall few articles explaining cases when 64 bit apps run slower than 32 bit. Just a thought.
SvOlli:
--- Quote from: curaga on May 27, 2010, 04:26:01 AM ---Base & extensions will stay 32-bit for the time being. The kernel already brings most benefits (ie. large amounts of ram). If someone needs to build a 64-bit app for speed reasons or whatever, the runtime libs are available separate from toolchain64.
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That's exactly what I wanted to know. Thanks!
--- Quote from: bmarkus on May 27, 2010, 06:19:05 AM ---I'm not an expert 32 vs. 34 bit but recall few articles explaining cases when 64 bit apps run slower than 32 bit. Just a thought.
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I discovered a case of the exact opposite: if your code does heavy float calculations you'll get ~50%(!) speed gain on the same machine. I tried it with oggenc.
bigpcman:
I thought I understood the apps audit tool but maybe not. See the attached pic. The OnDemand part of the tool seems to be out of sync with the ".OnDemand" directory in /home/tc.
edit: I deleted the x11vnc entry out of .OnDemand and rebooted and now I get different results. See the second pic.
roberts:
--- Quote from: bigpcman on May 28, 2010, 12:26:00 AM ---I thought I understood the apps audit tool but maybe not. See the attached pic. The OnDemand part of the tool seems to be out of sync with the ".OnDemand" directory in /home/tc.
edit: I deleted the x11vnc entry out of .OnDemand and rebooted and now I get different results. See the second pic.
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One has nothing to do with the other. Any currently uninstalled extension, at the time of script invocation, is shown as available for select for ondemand.
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