True 64 vs. Linux code on an Alpha
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Greg Lindahl lindahl at conservativecomputer.comWed Apr 11 13:08:13 PDT 2001
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> > finding that compiling under True64 and executing under Linux is > > yielding 20-35% faster code than compiling using the DEC Linux FORTRAN > > compiler and running under Linux. Can this be the page coloring issue > > raising it's head? No, because page coloring is an OS issue, and Linux doesn't have it even if you cross-compile. Apparently you're doing something pathological that the Tru64 compiler handles and the Linux Compaq compiler does not. Has he tried the new beta-test Linux Compaq compilers? > However, incorrect 'getcwd' results under Linux are causing the > following problem: I haven't seen that, perhaps it is a botch in more recent kernels. Here's a simple workaround: Before the program runs, put the working directory in an environment variable. Then write a C routine getcwd_ which returns that variable. Odds are the getenv library routine works OK. -- g
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