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Hello C6x Pals I want know some basic tips for calculating the MIPS. Can any one suggest as how to calculate the MIPS for a code written in C. Will profiling help me ? Are MIPS the general indicators of an efficient code? For C6211 for instance,it reads as 1200 MIPS, but thats under the assumption that all instructions are executing in parallel. Pls do reply with your valuable suggestions in this regard Thank u Raja Jitendra Nayaka ITI Ltd , bangalore

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