Can this benchmark be used to compare performance for JVMs running on the same x86 based systems? Won whether or not a JVM uses 80-bit mode affect the benchmark results?
A45: Yes, the benchmark can be used to compare performance for JVMs on x86-based systems. Some JVMs might include a switch to select 64- or 80-bit mode. This issue should fade away with the release of the 1.2 specifications. Q46: I A46: For more information, contact: SPEC, 6585 Merchant Place, Suite 100, Warrenton, VA, 20187; tel: (540) 349-7878; fax: (540) 349-5992; e-mail: info@spec.org. This FAQs document was prepared by Kaivalya Dixit, SPEC president, and Walter Bays, SPECjvm98 Project Manager.
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