Stefan Küng wrote:
> Ok, so asm is much faster. But let's be realistic here. OpenSSL is used
> for https connections. And even if you check out big working copies, the
> CPU usage never goes above 10% - the bottleneck is always the network.
> Ok, let's assume you have a GB network connection, even in that case,
> the bottleneck wouldn't be the CPU usage but the harddisk, because you
> usually check out many smaller files which need to be written to the disk.
Sorry, I jumped into this purely from an academic angle of, "is OpenSSL
significantly faster with asm than with C + optimizing compiler?".
Looking at the broader context, what you say above is certainly true.
> I'm not sure, but I don't think it's possible to load a 32-bit dll into
> a 64-bit process. So OpenSSL must be 64-bit too for TSVN.
> Because, the shell extension must be 64-bit for the shell to load it.
> That leads to the apr dll's to be 64-bit. And I don't think those dll's
> get different names for 64/32-bit builds. So if those dll's are 64-bit,
> TortoiseProc and all others must be 64-bit too. Which again leads to
> OpenSSL to be 64-bit too.
We've had the same problem and come to the same conclusion here -- it
must be 64-bit.
-Nathan
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Received on Tue Dec 20 00:04:50 2005