aarch64
- 1.05x faster
- 1.05x faster
- 1.05x faster
- 1.04x faster
- 1.07x faster
- 1.06x faster
- 1.06x faster
- 1.05x faster
i686
- 1.08x faster
- 1.08x faster
- 1.12x faster
- 1.07x faster
- 1.07x faster
- 1.08x faster
- 1.08x faster
- 1.12x faster
ppc64le
- 1.05x faster
- 1.05x faster
- 1.10x faster
- 1.13x faster
- 1.09x faster
- 1.04x faster
- 1.09x faster
- 1.10x faster
s390x
- 1.06x slower
- 1.19x faster
- 1.15x faster
- 1.14x faster
- 1.16x faster
- 1.15x faster
- 1.16x faster
- 1.19x faster
x86_64
- 1.05x faster
- 1.05x faster
- 1.05x faster
- 1.05x faster
- 1.09x faster
- 1.09x faster
- 1.07x faster
- 1.10x faster
Three builds still running, but you get the idea.
Take this with a grain of salt, the logs are full of:
WARNING: the benchmark result may be unstable
* the standard deviation (17.4 ns) is 24% of the mean (72.1 ns)
* the maximum (113 ns) is 57% greater than the mean (72.1 ns)
Try to rerun the benchmark with more runs, values and/or loops.
Run 'python -m pyperf system tune' command to reduce the system jitter.
Use pyperf stats, pyperf dump and pyperf hist