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From: Thomas Koenig <tkoenig@netcologne.de>
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Subject: Re: Why VAX Was the Ultimate CISC and Not RISC
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Lynn Wheeler <lynn@garlic.com> schrieb:

> long ago and far away ... comparing pascal to pascal front-end with
> pl.8 back-end (3033 is 370 about 4.5MIPS)
>
> Date: 8 August 1981, 16:47:28 EDT
> To: wheeler
>
> the 801 group here has run a program under several different PASCAL
> "systems".  The program was about 350 statements and basically
> "solved" SOMA (block puzzle..).  Although this is only one test, and
> all of the usual caveats apply, I thought the numbers were
> interesting...  The numbers given in each case are EXECUTION TIME ONLY
> (Virtual on 3033).
>
> 6m 30 secs               PERQ (with PERQ's Pascal compiler, of course)
> 4m 55 secs               68000 with PASCAL/PL.8 compiler at OPT 2
> 0m 21.5 secs             3033 PASCAL/VS with Optimization
> 0m 10.5 secs             3033 with PASCAL/PL.8 at OPT 0
> 0m 5.9 secs              3033 with PASCAL/PL.8 at OPT 3

Interesting figures. there is a factor of 50 of 68000 vs the 3033,
which was in the ~1 MIPS range, with the same compiler technology.