The Performance Of Clear Linux With GCC 8

Written by Michael Larabel in Operating Systems on 15 May 2018 at 10:24 AM EDT. Page 5 of 5. 7 Comments.
Clear Linux Tracker - GCC 7 vs. GCC 8

The Apache performance was either the same or slightly faster.

Clear Linux Tracker - GCC 7 vs. GCC 8

No change out of PHP built with GCC 8.

Clear Linux Tracker - GCC 7 vs. GCC 8

SciKit-Learn is showing some performance improvements across all of the hardware tested.

Clear Linux Tracker - GCC 7 vs. GCC 8

N-Queens also came in a little bit faster on all hardware tested.

That's the latest GCC 8 benchmark results I have available today. For the most part, GCC 8 is performing the same as GCC 7 or slightly faster, depending upon the software under test. Only in a few cases does GCC 8 appear to produce slower code than GCC 7. Among other compiler tests I am also finishing up work on some GCC 7 vs. GCC 8 benchmarks using different optimization flags for seeing how those differences pan out.

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