Re: Floating point performance

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>[In reply to "Floating point performance" from Matej Kupljen <matej.kupljen@xxxxxxxx> to linux-mips@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx <linux-mips@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>  27.09.2005 11:17]

> Hi

> I've built soft float toolchain (with crosstool) and then build
> MPlayer with it. The performance is very low. I cannot even
> As it seems, all the time is spent in the FP routines.
> I decided to use SF toolchain, because they should be faster
> then FPU emulator (at least it is on ARM), but did no test
> this with emulator.

Decoding of mp3 (and/or other media) with FP routines is extremely
slow on systems w/o fp processor. No matter is it "soft-float" or
"kernel-trap emulator". Both cases it is the emulator.(but SF is a
litthe faster because it has no "trap" overhead).

> Does anybody use MPlayer on MIPS? 
> What performance do you get?

I used mplayed with libmad (libmad uses only integer ops to decode
mp3). It consumes about 10-15% of cpu time (au1200) to play mp3 file.



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