Re: Big git diff speedup by avoiding x86 "fast string" memcmp

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Nick Piggin:
> It's not scaling but just single threaded performance. gcc turns memcmp
> into rep cmp, which has quite a long latency, so it's not appripriate
> for short strings.

Honestly speaking I doubt how this 'long *' approach is effective
(Of course it never means that your result (by 'char *') is doubtful).
But is the "rep cmp has quite a long latency" issue generic for all x86
architecture, or Westmere system specific?


J. R. Okajima
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