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From: oasis@gary.watson.ibm.com (GA.Hoffman)
Subject: Re: GNU C,G++ for RS/6000
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Date: Tue, 11 Jun 91 20:33:09 GMT
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floating-point | fixed-point scheduling is certainly important ..
perhaps even more so is scheduling ops that materialize condition
codes and conditional branches that use them.  oh .. don't forget
loads... loads are very important also.  these items are for fixed-
point performance as well as floating.
-- 
gary a hoffman
RISC Systems, Watson Research