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To: pgerassi who wrote (74428)	3/14/2002 1:55:46 AM
From: Ali Chen	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 275872

Dear Pete, "First you better check what a first order approximation is .. <..> You are confusing a function using X only with a first order approximation" It seems that I need to tell you _third_ time that <scores> - <frequency> parametric space is the wrong one. You must be unfamiliar with coordinate transformations. Hint: try reciprocals. Oh, I forgot, you declared this representation as wrong. Too bad, now it is all your problem to work out nonlinearities. "And the SPEC benchmark does not do a correctness test. " Whatever. "SPEC does not do that nor is any output checked to see if the program did what it was supposed to do." spec.org "SUN compiler for SPARC getting a 10x score in a particular program." The particular program 179.art has total memory footprint of 4.3MB only, spec.org which completely fits into 8MB of Spark-III L2 cache. What is your next FUD? - Ali