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![]() Saclay Version - Updated May 2000 |
Update |
The benchmark used at
Rungis has been ported to my new computer at Saclay and to my
personnal computer at home. The application itself is presented in
this page. It is a program based on
numerical calculations. Two versions : one in C++ , the other in
Java have been written.
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| Linux |
The programs were run on my new linux box. The
time spent to solve the system is reported in the following table.
Execution times are given in seconds. More details are given in the
FAQ.
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| Windows |
Then the computer was booted under Windows. and
the java virtual machines freely available from the net were
tested.
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| More links |
The java packages can be directly downloaded : gauss.zip Results for other popular platforms are also available. For discussion about benchmarking see this Q&A page from Sun. The best report on Java performance is available in the Java Lobby. This paper in JavaWorld presents the results of tests comparing java and C++. The JavaNumerics page provides a focal point for information on numerical computing in Java. James Gosling has written a paper about The Evolution of Numerical Computing in Java. |
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