I have a C360 running UX 11.0.
I happen to have the native HP ansi cc
(swinstall says version 11.11.06)
as well as gcc 4.0.2.
I compile with -O for both compilers.
When I run number crunching, however,
gcc code runs faster by 10 to 40 percent than
the native cc. Using +O3 and +DA2.0 doesn't change a bit.
HP beaten at the home front ?
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