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Rockbox mail archiveSubject: Re: Using gcc 4.4.0 to compile RockboxRe: Using gcc 4.4.0 to compile Rockbox
From: Mark Allums <mark_at_allums.com>
Date: Tue, 24 Feb 2009 10:17:03 -0600 Mike Giacomelli wrote: >> It looks like vanilla 4.4.0 comes off worse in the comparison. I can't >> yet bench .mp3s, or .wma's, but I would expect similar results to the >> ogg results. The .m4a's were 256kb/s files, the .oggs were VBR. The >> .wma's may or not be VBR, I can't remember; the .mp3s definitely were. >> >> This is a beginning. Also, keep in mind that it's early days, yet, for >> the gcc 4.4.0 compiler. It will likely improve over time. >> > > Any interest in trying 4.3.2? Some people have reported > performance improvements with newer GCC versions for ARM > and Coldfire. I tried compiling 4.3.2 but got stuck and > haven't had time to look into it. Well, 4.3.3 is the new default compiler for Debian since the release of 5.0 "Lenny", and I have the source. I could try it. Does 4.3.2 have any advantages over 4.3.3? Mark Allums Received on 2009-02-24 Page was last modified "Mon Nov 16 10:57:21 2020" The Rockbox Crew -- Privacy Policy |