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From: 841613t@dragon.acadiau.ca (Don Tyzuk)
Subject: Hartstone
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Date: Wed, 10 Mar 1993 19:29:48 GMT
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I have a question (or two) about the hartstone benchmarks.

I think it would be instructive to port them to my Meridian
compiler system on a 20MHz 386 sx pc... 

I tried last night to make the necessary changes, it compiled 
without complaint, but the machine freezes up solid when it runs..

All I changed was the natural log function reference to ln from
log and the name of the library to math_lib.

Is there something else I should adjust? 

Is this a benchmark too far for my trusty dos/meridian system?
It seems to be a pretty darn good combo otherwise...
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Don Tyzuk				| P.O. Box 1406
Jodrey School of Computer Science	| Wolfville, Nova Scotia
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