Do you understand that's the default JVM memory allocation?
>>But these benchmarks are highly suspect...<<
But "highly suspect" is just name calling.
>>C does not have a standard threading library, which is why there is no benchmark.<<
No it is isn't, here's a C program that uses pthread for multi-core
http://shootout.alioth.debian.org/u64q/program.php?test=mand...
1) Where did anyone say pthreads was part of the C standards?
2) As I said, "C does not have a standard threading library" is not the reason why there's no C fannkuch-redux program that uses multi core.
The difference between these two statements, while perhaps subtle, is quite massive.
Do you understand that's the default JVM memory allocation?
>>But these benchmarks are highly suspect...<<
But "highly suspect" is just name calling.
>>C does not have a standard threading library, which is why there is no benchmark.<<
No it is isn't, here's a C program that uses pthread for multi-core
http://shootout.alioth.debian.org/u64q/program.php?test=mand...