Hi everybody,
It’s reported that linaro android 4.0.4 boost performance by up to 100% over AOSP because of the optimization of bionic libc, especially the functions memchr( ), strlen( ) and so on. But I found that there is no difference between linaro source code and AOSP source code in these functions. Is there anything wrong?
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Hi,
On 27 September 2012 01:05, 牟刚 mugang@actions-semi.com wrote:
It’s reported that linaro android 4.0.4 boost performance by up to100% over AOSP because of the optimization of bionic libc, especially the functions memchr( ), strlen( ) and so on. But I found that there is no difference between linaro source code and AOSP source code in these functions.
You're probably looking in the wrong place. The Linaro versions are ARMv7 specific, so we're keeping the original implementations around just in case we ever want to run on ARMv6 or the likes.
The ARMv7 specific implementations live in bionic/libc/arch-arm/bionic/armv7/
Another Bionic change you probaby want to take a look at is bionic/libm/sincos.c.
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