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1.1 ! root 1: .1C ! 2: .nr PO 1i ! 3: .nr LL 6.5i ! 4: .bp ! 5: .TO "DISTRIBUTION" ! 6: ! 7: .FR "Jim Walker" ! 8: ! 9: .SB "Effects of Record Compaction on PT Download" ! 10: ! 11: .LP ! 12: A tool was developed which rebuilds the downloadable file for the PT ! 13: terminal. Effectively it reduces the size of the file by approximately ! 14: 24 percent (14000 bytes). Logically what happens is that the data field ! 15: which is transmitted goes from 32 bytes to 256 bytes. This appears to be ! 16: the point of diminishing return performance wise. ! 17: .LP ! 18: This tool (recnv) allows us to modify only the hexfile, without having to ! 19: change the EPROM, dlpt, pt.init or any other files. The performance ! 20: gain varies with baud rate and whether or not reliable mode is used when ! 21: downloading. ! 22: .LP ! 23: Below I list the performance data gathered so far. The first set of data ! 24: is using dlpt with the standard 3.02 download file. The second set of ! 25: data is using the converted hexfile. The third column were the downloads ! 26: using an CPU port (no percentages taken). The fourth column is the performance ! 27: gain in percentage of Recnv over Standard. The measurement were taken on ! 28: an Oneida runing PERPOS-P 2.01, while connected to a PVIOC-X port (all times arein minutes:seconds). ! 29: .LP ! 30: .TS ! 31: box, center; ! 32: c s s ! 33: c|c|c|c|c ! 34: l|n|n|n|n. ! 35: Recnv Performance Analysis ! 36: = ! 37: Condition Standard Recnv CPU Gain ! 38: _ ! 39: 19200 -r 2:36 1:12 1:19 .54 ! 40: _ ! 41: 9600 -r 2:31 1:30 .40 ! 42: _ ! 43: 4800 -r 3:37 2:21 2:32 .35 ! 44: _ ! 45: 2400 -r 6:56 3:59 4:14 .43 ! 46: _ ! 47: 1200 -r 11:35 7:10 7:20 .38 ! 48: _ ! 49: 19200 1:28 0:40 1:05 .55 ! 50: _ ! 51: 9600 1:22 0:58 .29 ! 52: _ ! 53: 4800 2:29 1:44 1:48 .30 ! 54: _ ! 55: 2400 4:56 3:23 3:27 .31 ! 56: _ ! 57: 1200 9:03 6:30 6:46 .28 ! 58: .TE ! 59: .SL ! 60: .CC "R. Privitera" ! 61: .br ! 62: B. Morgan ! 63: .br ! 64: J. West ! 65: .br ! 66: V. Shamapant ! 67: .br ! 68: M. Eadie ! 69: .br ! 70: D. Sheehan ! 71: .br ! 72: K. Karhuse
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