Benchmarks to compare LGT8F328p and ATmega328p #77
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I really like these benchmarks! do you mind if I paste your tables here? |
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Work by @SuperUserNameMan arduino_fbenchsource: https://github.com/SuperUserNameMan/arduino_fbench
Arduino_prime_number_benchmarksource: https://github.com/SuperUserNameMan/arduino_flops_benchmark Calculate 10,000 prime numbers :
arduino_flops_benchmarksource: https://github.com/SuperUserNameMan/arduino_flops_benchmark Arduino FLOPS benchmark based on "Linpack Floating Point benchmark"
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like it!try 328d!why there is not a operation system for avr?32Mhz is similar to i486! 21:22:10.343 -> F_CPU value: 16000000 by the way, how to select sdk? 21:34:46.484 -> Measured run time in seconds should be divided by 1.00 21:41:44.243 -> |
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Hello,
Here is a list of benchmarks you can use to compare performance between LGT8f328p and ATmega328p :
https://github.com/SuperUserNameMan/arduino_fbench : quick and dirty port of the "John Walker's Floating Point Benchmark" (aka Fbench) to Arduino. Can be used to compare float performance between LGT and ATmega, as well as GCC compiler optimization levels.
https://github.com/SuperUserNameMan/Arduino_prime_number_benchmark : forked from Ralph Bacon's repo. This version was compatible with the original Larduino_HSP SDK and could also compile directly using the standard Arduino Nano SDK.
https://github.com/SuperUserNameMan/arduino_flops_benchmark : this is a port of the "Linpack Floating Point benchmark" to evaluates the performance in FLOPS. (I wanted to compare how far away we are from the TOP500 supercomputers)
If you have other benchmarks, please share them !
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