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Wednesday July 30, 2003
05:41 PM
Speed
I compiled perl 5.8.1 RC3 on Mac OS X Server 10.2.6, on a dual proc G4/1.25 GHz, with 1GB RAM. I've never really used a dual proc machine before, and I noticed it was a lot faster than my G4/867 PowerBook (lots of reasons
All tests passed, BTW, except for the expected bsd-db failures.
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because that's exactly how much difference there is. :-)
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yes, indeed! (Score:2)
dual processor = good. faster processors = good. more memory = good.
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Re:yes, indeed! (Score:2)
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