Twenty-some
years ago I wrote a program on an SGI personal IRIS 4D-35
(33MHz R3000 system). It took a hideously long time to run. I recently
dusted off the code and started playing around with it and much to my
horror there were a few optimizations I missed, and now I'm curious
(probably not a good thing) as to how long the updated code would run on
the
system (we're talking "days to
minutes" type of optimization).
Does anyone have access to such a system that would be willing to run the
code? It's straight forward C code so it should compile without a problem.
-spc
I have a Personal Iris that can be pulled out for use and be up in running
pretty quickly.
It's the 4D/20 so it's the slowest model they sold (12.5mhz) but it's
crammed with 64mb of ram which on its own caused a performance boost in Irix
4.0.5 from the 16mb that was originally in it and it's been fitted with the
Z-buffer, Bitplane and Turbo Graphics options. Failing that I have three
separate Indigos running R3000, R4000 and R4400 processors but they'll take
a bit longer to setup.
Don't go out of your way as I got the answer I was looking for, but I
wouldn't mind seeing the numbers.
-spc