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Article #4844Re: JBuilder Linux Performance
From: Frank Kargl
Date: Fri, 10 Dec 1999 00:00
Date: Fri, 10 Dec 1999 00:00
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Eduard Pfarr wrote:
> I can't comment on the speed of »JBuilder foundation«, because I don't have
> installed it yet - the server is overloaded. However I suppose something's
> wrong (maybe no JIT enabled?) because I can happily use other Java
> applications like TogetherJ on a PII-450 (with SUN's Java on a Windoze
> machine). They're not as fast as native apps yet (Client Hotspot will boost
> this) but very usable.
Borlands JIT (which is included in the sun linux jdk 1.2.2 rc2) is
enabled. I can agree with you that the Windows JDK with Hotspot is a
quite usable combination. The problem seems to be that the performance
of the linux JDKs is still lagging behind. TogetherJ works acceptable on
linux. JBuilder is (IMHO) definitivly too slow. My question is, wether
there are any tricks to boost the performance (different JDK like
blackdown rc3, hardware accelerated X-server etc.).
Regards ... Frank
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