ajstarks> java -jar batik-squiggle.jar samples/anne.svg Document load started... Document load completed in 472 ms GVT build started... GVT build completed in 746 ms GVT rendering preparation... GVT rendering prepared in 32 ms GVT rendering started... GVT rendering completed in 4641 ms
ajstarks> java -jar batik-squiggle.jar samples/mapSpain.svg Document load started... Document load completed in 1111 ms GVT build started... GVT build completed in 4204 ms GVT rendering preparation... GVT rendering prepared in 25 ms GVT rendering started... GVT rendering completed in 32529 ms
On Oct 26, 2003, at 9:31 AM, Thomas DeWeese wrote:
Hi Anthony,
Thanks for running the tests.
Anthony J. Starks wrote:
Here are some informal timings of Batik 1.5 under Panther; unfortunately, I don't have comparisons with the older platform. I'm hoping others can fill this in for both older Mac and other platforms as well.
Is there anyone with a similar Powerbook?
Environment:
Batik 1.5
Powerbook G4 667MhZ, 512 Mb Ram
Mac OS X 10.3 (Panther)
java version "1.4.1_01"
Java(TM) 2 Runtime Environment, Standard Edition (build 1.4.1_01-99)
Java HotSpot(TM) Client VM (build 1.4.1_01-27, mixed mode)
Time from startup to first display of squggle: 16 seconds
After startup, I timed the load and display times for selected files in the samples directory:
Does this 16sec vary at all from 'cold start' to 'warm start'?
So on windows there is a _very_ large difference between the start time
for the first run and the second run (I think because the class files
get cached in Memory). Also is this from a 'jar' file or from class files?
I would guess jar file.
Did you use the
'Preferences->Browser Options->Optional Behaviors->Show Debug Trace'
for the following times? I would guess not (since they aren't in millis).
For this to show up you would have to start from the terminal window:
% java -jar svg-browser samples/anne.svg
This gives millisec times for each phase of rendering a document:
Document load started... Document load completed in 100 ms GVT build started... GVT build completed in 220 ms GVT rendering preparation... GVT rendering prepared in 10 ms GVT rendering started... GVT rendering completed in 220 ms
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