On Wed, 1 Aug 2007, Andi Kleen wrote:
> > But then the numbers are not comparable across systems.
>
> That would only matter if you're interested in absolute system
> performance of different systems.
Yes I am definitely interested in seeing which type of cpu runs a certain
section faster.
> If you want absolute comparable system performance benchmarks I don't think
> micro-instrumenting the kernel is a good approach.
It is certainly interesting to compare alternative ways of handling the
instruction streams by various processors or models of processors.
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