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Emulated x86 performance is somewhere around 1000 passmark units, roughly like Core Duo Pentium. Native number crunching is very impressive. Price is high to en
by SomeoneFromCA 6y ago
Emulated x86 performance is somewhere around 1000 passmark units, roughly like Core Duo Pentium. Native number crunching is very impressive. Price is high to enable embezzlement of money by the top people in the Russian government.
- segfaultbuserr 6y ago> Native number crunching is very impressive. So unlike Transmeta, you can actually disable the x86 emulation and run native VLIW code on an Elbrus CPU? It's interesting. But I guess it's still not useful to independent developers in the FOSS community, it appears that MCST’s proprietary C/C++ compiler is the only compiler that can target the CPU.