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Of importance in terms of consistency and predictability is that Tizen has less heteroskedasticity regardless of whether one increases threads or calculations. This is not good. Tizen currently holds it own on speed.
IMO TIZEN STORE WINDOWS
What happens in Windows (7 and 8) is as you increase the number of threads and increase the number of calculations the variances in how quickly the threads execute increases. You'd expect all the threads to more or less finish at the same time. It is often easier to measure multiple homogeneous threads - suppose you have to evaluate 32 million calculations - rather than do one at a time it is almost always far faster to launch, for example, 16 threads doing 2 million each.
IMO TIZEN STORE CODE
At app start you will likely spin up multiple non-homogeneous threads that do all sorts of different things in parallel so your code appears to a user to run faster. This occurs when variance is not uniform. Good news for Tizeneers! In econometrics and system performance analysis a much-feared condition is what is called heteroskedasticity. Perf gives you a good idea how successful you have been at #2 strive to take more than your share of cache 3. To show cache hits, misses there is a new tool called 'perf' which must be installed.Įxample output from perf: perf stat -B dd if=/dev/zero of=/dev/null count=1000000 The 'getconf' command which can be used to show the cache parameters.