PS3 Compile performance

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   For those who could be interested, here's miscellaneous build statistics 
done on a PS3:

  Srpm        |     Srpm    |   Compile    |    Compile
  name        |     size    |   througput  |    time
--------------+-------------+--------------+------------
alsa-lib      |     702 kB  |  8205 kB/H   |    308 s
alsa-utils    |     972 kB  |  63625 kB/H  |     55 s
aspell        |    1597 kB  |  19487 kB/H  |    295 s
bison         |    1066 kB  |  31739 kB/H  |    121 s
cairo         |    3151 kB  |  66343 kB/H  |    171 s
cups          |    3507 kB  |  34980 kB/H  |    361 s
curl          |    1524 kB  |  19051 kB/H  |    288 s
doxygen       |    2872 kB  |  20678 kB/H  |    500 s
elfutils      |    1151 kB  |  14909 kB/H  |    278 s
ethereal      |    5856 kB  |  11235 kB/H  |   1876 s
GConf2        |    1868 kB  |  38429 kB/H  |    175 s
glib2         |    3269 kB  |  28567 kB/H  |    412 s
gtk2          |   15388 kB  |  35015 kB/H  |   1582 s
httpd         |    6243 kB  |  27077 kB/H  |    830 s
mplayer       |    7546 kB  |  17732 kB/H  |   1532 s
pango         |    1288 kB  |  12849 kB/H  |    361 s
python        |    8144 kB  |  52541 kB/H  |    558 s
qt4           |   36775 kB  |  12350 kB/H  |  10718 s
samba         |   17329 kB  |  35103 kB/H  |   1777 s
SDL           |    2746 kB  |  31890 kB/H  |    310 s
sqlite        |    1639 kB  |  46838 kB/H  |    126 s
tcl           |    6636 kB  |  63200 kB/H  |    378 s
tk            |    3201 kB  |  55139 kB/H  |    209 s
wireshark     |   12538 kB  |  13869 kB/H  |   3254 s
wxGTK         |    7178 kB  |  16541 kB/H  |   1562 s
xscreensaver  |    5187 kB  |  28511 kB/H  |    655 s


          Patrice


Le Saturday 13 October 2007 10:29:05 pbfwdlist at gmail.com, vous avez écrit :
> Hello,
> 
> 	I'm searching for information about compile performance on PS3/yellowdog, 
> such as how much time is required to compile a linux kernel or big things 
> such as open-office or firefox. I heard that PS3 may be compared to a P4 
> 2.5Ghz in term of performance, is it also true for compilation ? 
> 
>   Best regards
> 
>            Patrice
>