FYI, on my WinXP box, there appears to be about a 1% pystone difference: best seen for 2.4.3: 48118.9 best seen for trunk: 47629.8 While tiny, the difference "looked real", as many runs on 2.4.3 broke 48000 but none did on the trunk. Note that pystone uses wall-clock time on Windows (with sub-microsecond resolution), but CPU time on Linux (with resolution that varies by Linux flavor, but maybe no better than 0.01 second) -- that's all inherited from time.clock. As a result, I never see the same pystone result twice on Windows :-) When thinking about fiddling the buildbots, remember that we only do debug builds now, and pystone is much slower then. For example, on this box, the best trunk debug-build pystone result I got was 17484.3 (a factor of 2.7x smaller).
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