[plt-scheme] xxx chooses MzScheme as preferred language

From: Brent Fulgham (bfulg at pacbell.net)
Date: Sat Jun 3 02:37:08 EDT 2006

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On May 31, 2006, at 6:40 PM, Matthew Flatt wrote:

> I decided to try n-body, since that seemed to have the biggest
> difference (13x).
>
> [...]
> It's a good bet that mzc performance hasn't changed since v301. So, I
> get 17x on my machine for the original tests (substituting mzc v301.16
> for v301), 5.6x for mzc v301.16 (= v301?) using Chicken's code, and 4x
> using MzScheme v301.16 (not mzc) with Chicken's benchmark.
>
> My main conclusion: if someone wants to improve the MzScheme results,
> consider starting with the Chicken code (and dump mzc after v301).

Would you mind forwarding me a copy of your code?  How did you format
the floating point values to a 9-character limit.  This functionality  
didn't
exist in older MzScheme's (I implemented a hackish way of doing so using
SRFI 13);

Or did you just use the default floating point output for your test?

Thanks,

- -Brent
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