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Where can I find the Slowness table that sums up which language is faster overall (used to be a table with first language having slowness set to 1 for reference, and subsequent languages a value higher than 1 explaining how slow they were compared to the first one). Thanks |
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Turning this to a Q&A Discussion. |
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I don't think we've ever had one. However, if you access a report on PrimeView and export it (there are buttons to do that), you can quite easily compute this yourself based on the reported number of iterations per thread per second. As you'll have all the other info included in the report in your download as well, you can also decide exactly how you want that computation to work. |
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Ok thanks I'll try this then, and this is the table I'm referring to: |
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I believe you found that here: https://github.com/luizsol/PrimesResult. That repo is not affiliated with this project. You could reach out to luizsol and ask him what formula he used for the slowness calculations, if you want yours to work out the same. |
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I believe you found that here: https://github.com/luizsol/PrimesResult. That repo is not affiliated with this project.
You could reach out to luizsol and ask him what formula he used for the slowness calculations, if you want yours to work out the same.