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% Document name: /mit/lwvanels/olc/olh.timing.tex
% Creator: Lucien W. Van Elsen [lwvanels@FIONAVAR]
% Creation Date: Fri Nov 23 08:54:52 1990
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OLH Timing figures:

  \begin{tabular}{lrrrrr}
Machine&Memory&$X_{cold}$&$X_{warm}$&$tty_{cold}$&$tty_{warm}$ \\ \hline
VS II	&5M\footnote&1:08& :40& :12& :07 \\
VS 2000	&4M&1:14& :55& :12& :07 \\
VS 3100	&8M&:43 & :17& :05& :02 \\
IBM RT	&8M&:54 & :27& :07& :02 \\
DS 3100	&16M&    &    & :07& :02
  \end{tabular}

\footnotetext[1]{Normal is 6M}

\begin{tabular}{ll}
 $X_{cold}$& {\tt help} when OLH hasn't been run previously\footnotemark[2] \\ 
 $X_{warm}$& {\tt help} after OLH has been run once before \\
 $tty_{cold}$& {\tt help -tty} when OLH hasn't been run previously \\
 $tty_{warm}$& {\tt help -tty} after OLH has been run once before
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\footnotetext[2]{i.e.\ the lockers havn't been attached yet.}

These numbers were generated when two xterms, a xload, a xclock, emacs, twm,
and zwgc were running.  Nothing else was being actively used when these
timings were generated.
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