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Date: Sun 23-Oct-1989 23:53:19 From: Unknown Subject: Inline math in gcc (was NeXT vs Sun3) <17434@watdragon.waterloo.edu> <191@med.Stanford.EDU> <MCCALPIN.89Oct21132415@masig3.masig3.ocean.fsu.edu> <NRT.89Oct21232756@planet.cs.brown.edu> Nick Thompson (nrt@cs.brown.edu) writes: Is gcc on the NeXT using inline 68882 instructions? If it is and the Fortran compiler is not, this could explain the speed difference. Saving a function call for every operation will do that... Yes, gcc does use inline floating point functions unless you define STRICT_ANSI. Look at the file /usr/include/math.h. >From: steve@cpdaux.UUCP (Steve Lemke)
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