Benchmark Code

marduk_kurios · 19 February 2014, 18:35

Does anyone have a good suggestion for source code to test assembling speed? Ideally something simple so that the code will work in any assembler without modifications.

TIA

BigFan · 19 February 2014, 23:32

If you talk about cross-plattform assembling be aware that even those simple writings will fail because source and target are swapped in some compilers.

Greetz

Leffmann · 20 February 2014, 18:08

I posted some tests in another thread of yours, done on a 1Mb large disassembly of vasm. You can have that if you want, but doing tests on a single file that large isn't entirely conclusive. You need to look at files of more sensible sizes, f.ex. kilobyte sizes of 1, 2, 5, 10, 20, 50 and so on, before you can make a really fair estimate.

marduk_kurios · 20 February 2014, 18:14

Well, I don't plan to use this as any kind of official reference, just to check for my own if there are vast differences. If you can send that to me somehow, would be appreciated.

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19 February 2014, 23:32	#2
BigFan Registered User Join Date: Feb 2014 Location: Germany Posts: 261	If you talk about cross-plattform assembling be aware that even those simple writings will fail because source and target are swapped in some compilers. Greetz

20 February 2014, 18:08	#3
Leffmann Join Date: Jul 2008 Location: Sweden Posts: 2,269	I posted some tests in another thread of yours, done on a 1Mb large disassembly of vasm. You can have that if you want, but doing tests on a single file that large isn't entirely conclusive. You need to look at files of more sensible sizes, f.ex. kilobyte sizes of 1, 2, 5, 10, 20, 50 and so on, before you can make a really fair estimate.

20 February 2014, 18:14	#4
marduk_kurios move $dff006,$dff180 Join Date: Feb 2014 Location: USA Posts: 66	Well, I don't plan to use this as any kind of official reference, just to check for my own if there are vast differences. If you can send that to me somehow, would be appreciated.

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