← Back to context Comment by weinzierl 3 months ago Why does the number of Total Cycles increase for the faster version? 3 comments weinzierl Reply jhpratt 3 months ago I'm not sure! It's certainly counterintuitive, particularly given that it is faster. mmastrac 3 months ago There is a preliminary version with more -- but the final version has fewer cycles zokier 3 months ago It is still bit odd considering tha in the actual benchmarks the preliminary version is significantly faster than the old one. So there seems to be fairly large discrepancy between the cycles estimation and actual runtime
jhpratt 3 months ago I'm not sure! It's certainly counterintuitive, particularly given that it is faster.
mmastrac 3 months ago There is a preliminary version with more -- but the final version has fewer cycles zokier 3 months ago It is still bit odd considering tha in the actual benchmarks the preliminary version is significantly faster than the old one. So there seems to be fairly large discrepancy between the cycles estimation and actual runtime
zokier 3 months ago It is still bit odd considering tha in the actual benchmarks the preliminary version is significantly faster than the old one. So there seems to be fairly large discrepancy between the cycles estimation and actual runtime
I'm not sure! It's certainly counterintuitive, particularly given that it is faster.
There is a preliminary version with more -- but the final version has fewer cycles
It is still bit odd considering tha in the actual benchmarks the preliminary version is significantly faster than the old one. So there seems to be fairly large discrepancy between the cycles estimation and actual runtime