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packet_50071



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packet_50071 10 Nov 2007, 00:17
is there a manual for each process to show how many clock cycles they use !


For Intel 4 -- I can only able to find some tips and trick - but not what i wanted

http://www.intel.com/cd/ids/developer/asmo-na/eng/columns/performance/61813.htm?page=3
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Kenneth



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Kenneth 10 Nov 2007, 03:34
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Madis731 10 Nov 2007, 14:20
Read carefully though - modern processors are so complicated that just a number is not enough and sometimes you need to take into account the alignment, previous instructions and data (i.e. divisions).

It should be rather well explained, but it might take some while...
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packet_50071 10 Nov 2007, 14:47
thx for the help Smile I will look into it
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MCD 11 Nov 2007, 22:58
Madis731 wrote:
modern processors are so complicated that just a number is not enough and sometimes you need to take into account the alignment, previous instructions and data (i.e. divisions).

true

other things that this depends on are: the next instruction, cache and TLB miss/hit (if operand is memory), size of the instruction, is the code accessed randomly or in a predictable way?
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