Benchmarking shared memory vs message passing on OS X
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Benchmarking shared memory vs message passing on OS X
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Re: Benchmarking shared memory vs message passing on OS X
#2It is not really benchmarking. And not really about shared memory.
Sorry for being rude.
Re: Benchmarking shared memory vs message passing on OS X
#3> I have done multiple tests and then took an average, don't know how much these results can be reliable (since to get statistics more plausible we perhaps should have allocated much more memory).
Yep. Nothing to see here
Re: Benchmarking shared memory vs message passing on OS X
#4> I have done multiple tests and then took an average, don't know how much these results can be reliable (since to get statistics more plausible we perhaps should have allocated much more memory). Yep. Nothing to see here
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Re: Benchmarking shared memory vs message passing on OS X
#5> I have done multiple tests and then took an average, don't know how much these results can be reliable (since to get statistics more plausible we perhaps should have allocated much more memory). Yep. Nothing to see here
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Re: Benchmarking shared memory vs message passing on OS X
#6Sidebar: Apple's desktop operating system hasn't been called OS X for almost a year.
There are no graphs, how is this a benchmark?
Re: Benchmarking shared memory vs message passing on OS X
#7It is not really benchmarking. And not really about shared memory. Sorry for being rude.
Indeed I'm not merely speaking about shared memory, you can find anything anywhere about it. If you had really taken the time to read it, you would have just figured it out.
Re: Benchmarking shared memory vs message passing on OS X
#8Sidebar: Apple's desktop operating system hasn't been called OS X for almost a year. There are no graphs, how is this a benchmark?
I haven't even thought about graphs, I just called 'benchmark' the output of time(1).
Re: Benchmarking shared memory vs message passing on OS X
#9> I have done multiple tests and then took an average, don't know how much these results can be reliable (since to get statistics more plausible we perhaps should have allocated much more memory). Yep. Nothing to see here
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Re: Benchmarking shared memory vs message passing on OS X
#10> I have done multiple tests and then took an average, don't know how much these results can be reliable (since to get statistics more plausible we perhaps should have allocated much more memory). Yep. Nothing to see here
Wanted to just note down the numbers I got by timing, as then I said, I wanted to remark that was interesting how they are being used complementarily and had fun to implement them.