On Friday 01 April 2005 18:26, Natalia Portillo wrote:
Use the same optimizations you should use in a real Pentium II.
You can also enable SSE and SSE2 (but not Pentium III or Pentium 4),
as
QEMU emulates them.
Do you have any facts to substatiate this statement?
The pentium 2, 3, and 4 all support the same core instruction set, the
only
difference being sse and sse2. From the qemu point of view a
pentuim3/4 is
just a pentium2 with sse/sse2.
Qemu emulates the x86 instruction set. It does not implement the
microarchitecture of a particular implementation. I haven't done any
tests,
but I'd expect the performance characteristics of qemu are
significantly
different to those of a real CPU.
-Os optimizes for code size, not speed. This may be faster than -O2 in
some
cases, but I'd be surprised if that was true in general.
Paul
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