Slow with -deathscsv
kkthxbye-code opened this issue · 2 comments
kkthxbye-code commented
The port is a lot slower than demoinfogo.exe when doing -deathscsv:
wine demoinfogo.exe --deathscsv demo.dem > /dev/null
10.19s user
0.24s system
97% cpu
10.712 total
./demoinfogo --deathscsv demo.dem > /dev/null
40.86s user
0.06s system
99% cpu
40.926 total
wine demoinfogo.exe demo.dem > /dev/null
42.27s user
7.44s system
99% cpu
50.006 total
./demoinfogo demo.dem > /dev/null
50.80s user
0.09s system
99% cpu
50.897 total
O3 optimization makes it faster than demoinfogo.exe with no parameters, and brings -deathscsv closer to valves version.
./demoinfogo --deathscsv demo.dem > /dev/null
17.75s user
0.06s system
99% cpu
17.817 total
./demoinfogo demo.dem > /dev/null
26.93s user
0.10s system
99% cpu
27.035 total
Just to show that there is room for optimization, I'm sadly a little rusty in C++, so I don't think I can be of much assistance. Is there any negatives of compiling with -O3?
kaimallea commented
If it compiles and runs faster, without issue, there's nothing wrong with turning on optimizations. :-D
I totally overlooked adding the optimization switch to the Makefile, so kudos to you for bringing it up. Pull request? I'm lonely in the repo stats. ;)