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Red Flag announces an Intel-compiled distribution

Red Flag announces an Intel-compiled distribution

Posted Aug 4, 2004 14:59 UTC (Wed) by pglennon (guest, #649)
In reply to: Red Flag announces an Intel-compiled distribution by pontus
Parent article: Red Flag announces an Intel-compiled distribution

No, as I said, I try to remain unburdened by facts when I make pronouncments. I do recall that the benchmarks I saw were against 2.95, and that the theory was that the intel compilers made heavy heavy use of the P3 and aboves SSE registers ( floating point computations? anyone? ).

not sure if gcc 3.0 delves more into the SSE realm or not, but I remember that 2.95 largely did not.


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