On Mon, 23 Oct 2006, Tom Lane wrote:
> Hmm. Maybe store the CRCs into a global array somewhere?
>
> uint32 results[NTESTS];
>
> for ...
> {
> INIT/COMP/FIN_CRC32...
> results[j] = mycrc;
> }
>
> This still adds a bit of overhead to the outer loop, but not much.
>
That seems to have worked.
Std crc Slice-8 crc
Intel P4 Xeon 2.8Ghz (Gentoo, gcc-3.4.5, -O2)
8192 bytes 26.765317 10.511143
1024 bytes 3.357843 1.280890
64 bytes 0.223213 0.103767
Intel P4 Xeon 2.8Ghz (Gentoo, icc-9.0.032, -O2 -xN -ipo -parallel)
8192 bytes 29.495836 0.007107
1024 bytes 3.708665 0.012183
64 bytes 0.242579 0.008700
So the gcc times are reasonable, but the icc times for the slice-by-8 are
still too fast to be believed. I will have to take a look at the
generated assembly later and see what gives.
My changed testcrc.c is attached, again.
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