Different implementations of a simple Collatz iterator and their performance
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The Collatz conjecture was proposed by Lothar Collatz in 1937. The conjecture is also known as the 3n + 1 conjecture.
The procedure is that if n is divisible by two then divide by two, else multiply by 3 and add 1, iterate until n reaches 1. The unproven conjecture is that for all values of n the procedure will always reach 1.
The benchmark times the iteration of the 226 first values of n.
Contents
Visual C++
Vista 64, 2.4 GHz core 2 Q6600
- 22.1s - 64 bit exe, one thread, unrolled 1000 times
- 30.5s - 64 bit exe, one thread, unrolled 10 times
- 45.9s - 32 bit exe, one thread, unrolled 1000 times
- 49.2s - 64 bit exe, one thread, not unrolled
- 53.3s - 32 bit exe, one thread, unrolled 10 times
- 76.1s - 32 bit exe, one thread, not unrolled
Vista 32, 2.66 GHz core 2 E66750
- 41.3 - 32 bit exe, one thread, unrolled 1000 times
- 47.7 - 32 bit exe, one thread, unrolled 10 times
Visual Basic 2008
Vista 64, 2.4 GHz core 2 Q6600
- 55.4s - .net exe, one thread
Vista 32, 2.66 GHz core 2 E66750
- 66.4 - .net exe, one thread
- -- .net exe, two threads
x86 assembly language
CUDA
GeForce 1.625 GHz GTS 512
- 2.3s - 128 blocks x 256 threads
