Re: SNNS NT port

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Matthew Hurd <Matthew.Hurd@bankerstrust.com.au> wrote:

> Finished the SNNS kernel port to NT.  Straight forward.  Running the example
> nettalk through netperf I get the following:

Come this also in the SNNS-Distribution?

>   IBM 365 - P6-200 with Windows NT4 and 128 of RAM
>   SNNS kernel version 4.1 ported to an Win32 DLL
>   netperf ported as an NT console app
>   Using MS VC++ 4.2b optimizing compiler with Maximise Speed set

>   2.2M CUPS for the backprop over 10 cycles
>   5.2M CPS  for the prop over 10 cycles

Have you the CUPS for Linux for this processor also?

> Not sure if this is good or bad for SNNS on a PC.  May someone let me know?

See: <http://pikas.inf.tu-dresden.de/~trausch/orte.html#benchmark>
and: <http://pikas.inf.tu-dresden.de/~trausch/benchmarktest.tar.gz>

Thomas

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