Re: Speed test octave for windows : By the way :controldemo

[Tatsuro MATSUOKA]

Dear Michael

> "time" returns a global time since epoch, while
> "cputime" returns
> the time effectively spent by a process on the CPU.
> When doing
> benchmarks, this is not the same as "time" depends
> on the context
> (CPU load, #programs opened, partitioning of CPU
> time between
> existing processes...)
Your comment is right.  If I have a chance, I will try it
afterwards.
However, I think my tests were not entirely meaningless.
These tests include the loading time, and so on.
But they are also important for practical use of the
octave.  




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