I do not use ie in general but there are some tools there available. In chrome there is an option to go to tools and activities and see a list of what each tab is doing regarding CPU - Memory and such. Not unlike the task manager in Windows.
I have experimented with tasks that take a long time like a huge grid - demo6 - extended to quite big https://groups.google.com/forum/?hl=is#!topic/j-programming/jkaMT3VofvI Then I saw that J was not taking much of the time when looking at the task manager and looking at the memory and CPU growing and decreasing for the processes involved. 2012/1/4 Raul Miller <[email protected]> > Part 1: I need help > > I am not sure which forum this belongs in... > > I had the opportunity to use jhs on a reasonably fast machine. Not > super fast, maybe, but 6 cores, each 3.5GHz, 12gb ram, terrabyte hard > disk... > > Anyways, on this machine, jhs would often take 5 seconds to respond, > after I hit enter. The machine was practically unloaded, and some > responses were quick, but many took five seconds. > > This was using IE for the web browser (other browsers were not an > option). This was a current jhs (updated to current versions of all > packages a few days ago). > > Has anyone seen anything like this before? Does anyone know what I > might do to isolate the issue? > > ---------------- > > Part 2: notes related to ui design > > Also, I should note that the jhs browser implementation does not > provide very good feedback about whether it's waiting or not, in this > situation. For example, when using r to save and run a script: > > 1. It's not clear when the focus is proper so that r can be sent, and > 2. After the first save and run instance, it's not clear whether the > message being displayed is current or historic and it's not clear when > it's done. > > I can tell if the browser is waiting by looking at the upper right > hand corner of the browser, but this is a very subtle effect. > > I can sometimes get a "please wait" message by repeating my attempts. > > -- > Raul > ---------------------------------------------------------------------- > For information about J forums see http://www.jsoftware.com/forums.htm > ---------------------------------------------------------------------- For information about J forums see http://www.jsoftware.com/forums.htm
