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| From | Bart <bc@freeuk.com> |
|---|---|
| Newsgroups | comp.lang.c |
| Subject | Re: Are there any conformant C compilers? |
| Date | 2022-09-06 10:50 +0100 |
| Organization | Aioe.org NNTP Server |
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On 06/09/2022 08:39, David Brown wrote: > On 05/09/2022 23:49, Bart wrote: >> On 05/09/2022 21:54, David Brown wrote: >>> On 05/09/2022 16:15, Bart wrote: >>>> On 05/09/2022 14:52, David Brown wrote: >>>>> On 05/09/2022 13:28, Bart wrote: >>>>>> On 05/09/2022 07:22, David Brown wrote: >>>>>>> On 05/09/2022 02:02, Bart wrote: >>>>>>>> >>>>>>>> I tried such a simple register allocator a couple of years ago, >>>>>>>> which just kept some locals in registers when there were spare >>>>>>>> registers. >>>>>>>> >>>>>>>> When applied to typical benchmarks, it worked pretty well. >>>>>>>> >>>>>>>> On real applications, it made a lot less difference, especially >>>>>>>> when I switched machines (from older Intel to newer AMD), then >>>>>>>> often it made no measurable difference. >>>>>>>> >>>>>>>> So I'm looking at not bothering with optimisation at all. This >>>>>>>> is because the difference between gcc-O3 (ver. 10.x), and my >>>>>>>> unoptimised code is not that much for my programs anyway. >>>>>>>> >>>>>>>> Typically mine will be half the speed of gcc -O3 (gcc code takes >>>>>>>> 50% less runtime). Here gcc takes 33% less runtime than mine: >>>>>>>> >>>>>>> >>>>>>> At the higher end, people pay several times as much for chips >>>>>>> that are less than 33% faster. Of course speed does not always >>>>>>> matter, but sometimes it does. >>>>>> >>>>>> Actually 33% less runtime means 50% faster. >>>>>> >>>>>> But remember that scripting languages are also tremendously >>>>>> popular, which can be 1-2 /magnitudes/ slower than optimised C code. >>>>> >>>>> As I said, speed does not always matter. >>>>> >>>>>> >>>>>> So even a C compiler such as Tiny C can be significantly faster >>>>>> than such languages for implementing the same programs. >>>>> >>>>> No one (well, no one who knows what they are doing) uses small C >>>>> compilers when they want high speed results. That does not mean >>>>> that everyone who uses or needs C is concerned about getting the >>>>> fastest results. But those who /do/ want the fastest results, use >>>>> one of the mainstream optimising compilers. >>>> >>>> My point here was that even the most naive native code compiler can >>>> easily outperform dynamically typed and interpreted scripting >>>> languages, when it comes to runtime speed. >>>> >>>> A huge amount of effort (eg. for JS) has been invested in trying to >>>> make dynamic languages fast, yet the lowly tcc.exe can manage it >>>> effortlessly and at little cost. Well, the cost is having to use C. >>>> >>>> I can see a small, fast C compiler being bundled into suitably >>>> designed scripting languages, or some hybrid design, since it can >>>> still give a significant speedup. You can't do that with a big >>>> compiler as people will notice the start-up delay on running any >>>> script (that and a 500MB sprawling installation). >>>> >>> >>> No one cares about 500 MB installations, rounding to the nearest >>> tenth of a percent of users. llvm was designed from the outset to >>> work as a library for JIT compilation, and gcc is also now usable as >>> a library. 500 MB is, what, about a minute of download time on an old >>> slow connection? A thousandth of the space on a cheap disk? >>> >>> Of course many JIT systems will be smaller than that, since they are >>> specially written for a single particular target language and target >>> processor. But some will use the ready-written, well-tested and >>> easily available llvm libraries. I'd be surprised if anyone bothered >>> with tcc. >>> >>>>>> >>>>>> (In fact, Tiny C compiling itself still results in a compiler that >>>>>> runs rings around most others. I thought it was due to its using >>>>>> gcc -O3, but that's only part of it. Here: >>>>>> >>>>>> https://github.com/sal55/langs/blob/master/Compilertest3.md >>>>>> >>>>>> tcc variations occupy all four entries at the end of the first >>>>>> table, the fast end.) >>>>> >>>>> You seem to be having trouble understanding the information on that >>>>> page. It shows that tcc /compiles/ quickly - not that it generates >>>>> efficient. >>>> >>>> This point was that tcc compiles things quickly even when it's used >>>> to build itself. I thought it was cheating a little since much of >>>> its speed is due to gcc-O3; that is true, but it's still fast >>>> without that! >>> >>> That was not the point you claimed to make - nor is it a relevant point. >>> >>>> >>>> code. I know you are fanatically obsessed with the speed of >>>>> compilers, so maybe tcc is the perfect compiler for /you/. That's >>>>> fine - I'm glad you are happy. Most serious C programmers look for >>>>> other features and trade-offs in the tools. >>>> >>>> If you have an existing, working application supplied as C source >>>> code, then to run it, it just needs translating tyo binary. Here you >>>> don't need long, deep analyses of what might be wrong with it. >>>> >>>> In fact, tcc is small enough to bundle /with/ the source code. Then >>>> applications can be run from source without any existing C >>>> installation. >>> >>> No windows user wants source code or to have to compile it, whether >>> tcc is included or not (unless they are a C programmer, of course, in >>> which case they will have a real compiler). No *nix user has a >>> system that does not have a top-quality compiler. The people who see >>> tcc as a directly useful compiler, rather than an interesting >>> teaching tool, consist of the folks who think it is fun to get a >>> "complete" *nix system on a 1.44" floppy, and you. Every attempt you >>> make to suggest it is a serious and useful tool looks sillier than >>> the last attempt you made, and detracts from the positive achievement >>> of the compiler. It is an impressive piece of work, and it has its >>> place as an example compiler for learning or for research (no sane >>> person would try to learn about compiler design by looking at the gcc >>> source code). You belittle it by desperately claiming it to be >>> something it is not. >>> >>> >> >> OK, I guess such a thing is not for you. For some people however the >> difference between these two compilers: >> >> c:\oldqx>tm gcc -O3 qq.c >> TM: 15.27 >> > > Just as no one who is interested in fast executables uses a tool like > tcc, no one who is interested in fast compilation uses "-O3" in gcc. > "-O3" is telling gcc "I don't care how long you take, I don't care how > big the resulting executable is - do everything you can to squeeze out > the last fraction of a percent of speed that you can". Yes, that's what I use gcc-O3 for, not for routine compilation but to get the fastest possible executable. Actually, I only ever use gcc when I need to, because it is so annoyingly slow, whether I use -O3 or not. But -O2 still takes 12.3 seconds on my input. -O1 takes 6.4. -O0 takes 3.0 seconds, for code as bad as tcc's. > We know /you/ like tcc, as you think it is more important to save your > computer a couple of seconds than to save programmers' time. C, and the languages I devise, are all capable at being translated to good enough native code at hundred of thousands of lines per second (perhaps millions of lines per second on the machines you guys use, kind of ironic given that you downplay compilation speed so much). So why isn't that seen much in practice? That's why I like tcc, it highlights the possibilities. And shows up the competition, with products that are 100 times the size and 100 times slower, to produce an executable that runs only twice as fast. > Perhaps you should ask such things in the "How to I use this computah > thing?" newsgroup. So there is no advantage at all in having an application in a small, self-contained executable? I guess that's why there are countless tools to package Python applications into self-contained executables (although not so small), or why there is a trend among compilers now for there to be one large EXE rather than dozens of binaries (although not always self-contained). >> Can you hear yourself? First you appear to praise it, then become >> incredibly patronising by suggesting it is a toy or a teaching tool. >> And then suggesting /I'm/ the one belittling it; WTF? >> > > It is used as a teaching tool. I've never heard that. Teaching tools tend to involve one of those elaborate IDEs (which result in people not knowing how to build hello.c from the command line). According to Wikipedia about Tiny C: "It is designed to work for slow computers with little disk space (e.g. on rescue disks)" "This allows programs to be run as a shell script under Unix-like systems that support the shebang interpreter directive syntax." "Cinpy is a Python library that allows you to implement functions with C in Python modules. The functions are compiled with TCC at runtime. The results are made callable in Python through the ctypes library." (I've mentioned uses similar to the latter.) I think you need to open your mind a bit more. >> I wonder, when you cook a meal at home, do you insist that only a >> huge, industrial-sized and -equipped kitchen with an army of chefs can >> do the job properly? > > Pick the right tool for the right job. If armies of chefs had scaled > down in size and cost, and scaled up in speed, the way the computer > world has scaled - then yes, I'd have an army of chefs as they would fit > happily in a small drawer in the kitchen and make my dinner in 30 seconds. Scaling, yes. Imagine applying that to printed books: instead of properly editing a 10,000-page manuscript into 300 pages, you have the brilliant idea of type-setting at a tiny font. Except that with a book, it will take 30 times as long to read, and will not make any sense. With computer software however, using memory density and high clock speeds, you get can away with a lot more, and by much bigger factor than 30. That 300-page 'book' is more like 3 million pages (10,000 volumes).
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Re: Are there any conformant C compilers? Tim Rentsch <tr.17687@z991.linuxsc.com> - 2022-08-25 08:23 -0700
Re: Are there any conformant C compilers? Keith Thompson <Keith.S.Thompson+u@gmail.com> - 2022-08-25 09:58 -0700
Re: Are there any conformant C compilers? Tim Rentsch <tr.17687@z991.linuxsc.com> - 2022-08-26 07:51 -0700
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