That was in my previous note, it was 68K assembler as the example.
I'll note the #if isn't correct for BSD machines, you need to trigger  
on if it's 68K type of machine in GCC
also include the #def for the  jump register A3?

> This changes bytecodes/sec
> 1,439,884. 51098 sends/sec
> to
> 1,550,387. 55080



On Wednesday, September 10, 2003, at 08:04  AM, Ian Piumarta wrote:

> On Wed, 10 Sep 2003, John M McIntosh wrote:
>
>>> Hands up anyone running Unix on a 68k machine...?
>> Wait wait there is hand here in the corner. I've got TWO OpenBsd 68K
>> boxes running. And I know Bruce ONeel was running a 68K NetBSD box
>
> Ah, okay.  I think 3 counts as a quorum. ;)
>
> So what are the benchmark results with/out the jump table pointer
> modification on all of the above machines?
>
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