Date: Wed Jun 23 17:42:53 1993
From: grw AT tamu DOT edu
To: djgpp AT sun DOT soe DOT clarkson DOT edu
Subject: Re:  looking for objects

Hello everybody,

DJ Delorie <dj AT ctron DOT com> writes:
> Floating point speed is not affected by the 32-bit environment, so the

I have always found that my floating point progs, (mainly number crunching
like runge-kutta or matrix diags) run 30% or more faster with djgpp than
with Borland C, all optimizations on.  These programs do very little i/o,
just sit in a loop cranking double precision numbers.  I had always
attributed it to the 32 bit environment, but DJ should know best.  Perhaps
it is gcc doing a better job than bcc.

		George R. Welch
		grw AT tamu DOT edu