The MSDN techdocs are somewhat limited on this and I wanted more
information. Is there any resource that says definitively which is
faster /O2 or /Ox and by how much?
70  2577 
"grün" <gr**@copperdog .gro> wrote in
news:d1******** *************** *********@4ax.c om... The MSDN techdocs are somewhat limited on this and I wanted more
information. Is there any resource that says definitively which is
faster /O2 or /Ox and by how much?
This is a C++ compiler question, I think this is the wrong ng.
Anyway, I doubt another ng could give you a clear answer: This always
depends on the code you write and on the target machine; The only way to
know for sure is to do benchmarks with performance critical code on a broad
number of machines.
Niki
Niki, This is a C++ compiler question, I think this is the wrong ng.
Why are all VBNet and C# questions answered in this NG and can that not with
C++?
(When I answer VBNet questions here, I tell always that there is a better
newsgroup, however I have the idea that I am the only one).
As forever not meant as flame
:-)
Cor
Cor Ligthert wrote: Niki,
This is a C++ compiler question, I think this is the wrong ng.
Why are all VBNet and C# questions answered in this NG and can that
not with C++?
Because the question isn't about .NET in general. It is about native code
optimization, and I'm pretty sure you'll get a much better answer in one of
the *vc* groups anyway ;-)
The same goes for C# and VB.NET specific questions. These don't belong here
either. Unfortunately, too many users still cannot tell the difference
between a language question and a framework question or are just too lazy
:-(
Cheers,
--
Joerg Jooss jo*********@gmx .net
"Cor Ligthert" <no**********@p lanet.nl> wrote in
news:uV******** **********@TK2M SFTNGP10.phx.gb l... Niki,
This is a C++ compiler question, I think this is the wrong ng.
Why are all VBNet and C# questions answered in this NG and can that not
with
C++?
Because this is a question about unmanaged code. In managed code,
optimization is done by the JIT.
(When I answer VBNet questions here, I tell always that there is a better
newsgroup, however I have the idea that I am the only one).
Err... I think I did exactly that...
Niki
Please post VC related questions to the specialized NG :
microsoft.publi c.dotnet.langua ges.vc
Willy.
"grün" <gr**@copperdog .gro> wrote in message
news:d1******** *************** *********@4ax.c om... The MSDN techdocs are somewhat limited on this and I wanted more
information. Is there any resource that says definitively which is
faster /O2 or /Ox and by how much? Err... I think I did exactly that...
Where when it was about C# or VBNet, than I will excuse myself to you
Cor
Joerg,
A special reason why you deleted the part where I wrote about answering in
the language NG in this messages.
When you quote than please do it correct and do not put a message in a
different meaning by deleting essential parts of the original message or
delete the complete message.
To show you an example what you wrote in the style you did with mine as I do
it with yours. Because the question is about .NET in general.
The same goes for C# and VB.NET specific questions. These belong here
You wrote that, I only deleted some essential parts the same as you did.
Cor
"Cor Ligthert" <no**********@p lanet.nl> wrote in
news:OJ******** ******@tk2msftn gp13.phx.gbl... Err... I think I did exactly that...
Where when it was about C# or VBNet, than I will excuse myself to you
Well, I did answer the guy's question to the best of my knowledge, and I
told him there are better ng's for his qeustion. I really don't see your
point.
Niki
Niki, Err... I think I did exactly that...
Where when it was about C# or VBNet, than I will excuse myself to you
Well, I did answer the guy's question to the best of my knowledge, and I
told him there are better ng's for his qeustion. I really don't see your
point.
This was the primair point of my question:
Why are all VBNet and C# questions answered in this NG and can that not with
C++?
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