Just my $0.02:
I am currently in the process of porting a big Pascal program to C, and
I have an Alphastation 500/266 with OSF at work, and a Jensen with Linux
(still ECOFF - haven't had the time to update so far...) at home. When
I link the program statically under OSF and take it to the Jensen, it
runs about 30% faster than a version compiled with gcc. In both cases,
I tired to get every optimization option from the compiler I could get.
The program contains almost no floating point arithmetic (it is a cross
assembler for a variety of microcontrollers like the 8051, HC11...), but
it contains a lot of string operations..
Alfred Arnold
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