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Summation based benchmark for calculators
01-10-2019, 12:27 AM
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RE: Summation based benchmark for calculators
Hallo!

I have tried Nintendo New 2DS XL with SmileBasic.

This is the result:
max= 100000
Result = 139536.56649434
time = 0.55 sec.

Hey, this 14 times faster as the HP prime!

Yes, it is a interpreted structured BASIC. You can buy it like a game at the Nintendo store.
Yes, 3DS is a game handhold with a quad core ARM with 268 Mhz default clock and 804 Mhz on demand. But I am not shure, which clock SmileBAsic is using.
(This data I got from the german wikipedia.)

Here is the program for checking:
CLS
M=MAINTCNT '60 Ticks per second, I think
A=0
FOR X=1 TO 100000
A=A+POW(EXP(SIN(ATAN(RAD(X)))),1/3)
NEXT
PRINT A
PRINT ROUND(10/6*(MAINCNT-M))/100;" sec"

I have many fast calculator from HP 50 to Casio FX-CG20 and TI-Nspire.
But I think this is fastest handheld with the program editor for a high level language inside the device.

If you are interested, I have tried the 8 dame benchmark.

I hope it is ok, to tell about this astonishing result.


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