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Subject: Re: floating point benchmarks
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Date: Fri, 27-Mar-87 03:27:00 EST
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<yum!>

And here are the results I get on my 1040ST, using Moshe Braner's code
compiled under Mark Williams C v1.1 (should be double precision):

	sec: 83.695000	error: -1.188916e-7

Note that I just typed these in verbatim from the output of Moshe's
C version of the Savage benchmark posted recently.  If I remember, I'll
try it again & post the results when I get v2.0 of the compiler.

Marion Hakanson         CSnet:  hakanson%oregon-state@csnet-relay
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