HP 48GX Collector’s Edition (merged) - please don't start two threads

[Helix]

(12-25-2023 09:59 PM)c3d Wrote:  Today, I released v0.5.2 and 0.6.0 simultaneously. They are practically identical from a functional point of view, but 0.5.2 is the last one to use the Intel Decimal floating-point library (which consumes about 60% of its code space), while 0.6.0 is the first one to replace it with a brand new, space-efficient decimal implementation. The resulting gain in code size is dramatic (from 711228 bytes down to 409252 bytes). Additionally, the new code was designed from scratch to support variable size precision, so you can compute sqrt(2) with 2000 decimals in a few seconds. There is a hard limit to 9999 digits, but in practice, you will normally stop long before that because computations take otherwise forever (1.0 / 3.0 takes about 5 seconds at 9999 digits).

With all the recent changes, the benchmark results you gave in the past are certainly outdated now. So it would be interesting to know the current performance on the calculator benchmark for the DM42 and DM32 platforms.
I’m also curious to know the results on the summation benchmark, for example with 12 and 32 digits precision, to compare with newRPL.