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Frank Kargl schrieb:

> 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.

Hallo Frank,

Oh, this is interesting. So there's a difference in execution speed of SUN's
Linux Java compared to SUN's Windows Java even on the same machine?

> TogetherJ works acceptable on linux.

Which JDK does it use on Linux?
Maybe you had the chance to test the execution speed roughly on Window's Java
compared to Linux' Java?

> 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.).

Good questions. No idea. :-)

Greetings, Eduard.