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To: Elmer who wrote (142005)	8/20/2001 12:10:21 PM
From: Charles Gryba	of 186894

EP, I am not sure how familiar you are with programming but you can make a compiler optimize specific chunks of code easily. All you have to look for is patterns and substitute hand-tuned assembly code instead of generically created code. The way to do it is to run SPEC through a profiler first and see where most of the time is spent and concentrate on optimizing for those parts. Still, not a trivial task. I don't know if Intel would hire a team of assembler code experts to do this. Constantine p.s. This can be proven/disproven easily if someone has access to the compiler source code.

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