Final Linux Benchmarks Of Project Dirndl

[XorEaxEax]

Well, if it's a compiler/compiler suite I don't see why the licence would matter since it doesn't affect the generated code.

[cb88]

I'm not a twitter fan either but yeah.. I updated my post before you replied sorry about that

[deanjo]

I think on Twitter or elsewhere I mentioned the v3 revision.

OK that explains it, not a twitter user (or follower).

[Michael]

The article only says " GNU GPL license" not which revision.

I think on Twitter or elsewhere I mentioned the v3 revision.

[deanjo]

cause that is what micheal said

The article only says " GNU GPL license" not which revision.

[cb88]

cause that is what micheal said

From his twitter account "I'll also say that the license of dirndl is GNU GPLv3." http://twitter.com/#!/MichaelLarabel

[deanjo]

Its GPLv3 though which eats at some people....

May I ask how you know it is GPLv3 and not another revision?

[deanjo]

No, its a just stupid license that keeps lawyers employed.

Winner winner chicken dinner!

[neuron]

Is this thing:
A) some set of libraries overriding default system/c/c++ math/computational libraries and it works out of box after installation on every workload
B) is it some compiler/compiler addon so you had to compile those benchmarks from source?
If its the option A) its awesome
If option B) its nice but it won't necessarily change the game.

Does it utilize gpu power? Will this give a nice boost for mid range cpu's and gpu's?

Anyway can't wait till its official

B is just as good. It just takes some more time until it reaches the end users.

[yogi_berra]

This is something WONDERFUL!

No, its a just stupid license that keeps lawyers employed.