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I don't have a Pioneer (I wish!) but I just yesterday compiled GCC head (14.0.1) on my 16GB LicheePi 4A (same cores as the Pioneer, but only 4 instead of 64) an
by brucehoult 3y ago
I don't have a Pioneer (I wish!) but I just yesterday compiled GCC head (14.0.1) on my 16GB LicheePi 4A (same cores as the Pioneer, but only 4 instead of 64) and it took just under 7:03 in your notation:
real 422m41.367s
user 1430m56.638s
sys 70m17.994s
It's hard to believe the Pioneer with 16x as many cores and a slightly higher clock speed and 128GB RAM and NVMe SSD vs eMMC would be slower.
My expectation is that it would beat my i9-13900HX laptop (24 cores) running riscv64/ubuntu in docker (QEMU) which took 1:42.
real 101m44.472s
user 1695m26.395s
sys 24m36.671s
Note: newlib build, not glibc. But still!
- drmpeg 3y agoThe glibc times were reported on the RISC-V IRC channel by davidlt. Here's the backlog for that day. https://libera.irclog.whitequark.org/riscv/2024-02-02 https://libera.irclog.whitequark.org/riscv/2024-02-02 The stress-ng benchmark was suggested the previous day. https://libera.irclog.whitequark.org/riscv/2024-02-01 https://libera.irclog.whitequark.org/riscv/2024-02-01
- brucehoult 3y agoWho knows what he did? There are opposite experiences cited in that same log: 19:03 <xypron> Concerning Pioneerbox vs Unmatched: My experience with building Ubuntu'g glibc was 7 h on Pioneer box vs 3.5 days on Unmatched.