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A lot of these benchmarks (video and audio encode for example) have hand-coded assembly or hand-coded functions full of sse/avx intrinsics for x86_64. I doubt t
by dmitrygr 9y ago
A lot of these benchmarks (video and audio encode for example) have hand-coded assembly or hand-coded functions full of sse/avx intrinsics for x86_64. I doubt they do the equivalent for PPC64LE (yet) so the results aren't surprising (or useful).
- zepearl 9y agoBut this shouldn't be the case at least for the PyBench and PHPBench benchmarks, or am I wrong? I really didn't expect such a huge difference in those single-threaded tests (especially taking into account the Power9 CPU running at 3.8Ghz...).
- dmitrygr 9y agoI generally avoid languages like Python and PHP, so I do not know for sure but are they still not JITted on x86?