jeme commented on issue #333:
URL: https://github.com/apache/lucenenet/issues/333#issuecomment-688178992
Considering that your request concerns a "Difference" between the two,
posting both is still relevant if anyone is to help you with spotting any
notable difference in the two implementations...
Other things that might prove interesting is:
- Storage information (Storage can in many cases be a bottleneck, this can
especially be the case if you store and retrieve the documents in the index...)
- Index size (Both for Java and .NET) - That is the files in the index.
- Memory Capacity and Footprint (Both for Java and .NET)
That being said... Currently 4.8 have full focus, so you may ultimately be
better of asking this on forums such as StackOverflow etc.
If there is a severe bottleneck in Lucene.NET 3.0.3 I very much doubt that
the team will be addressing that problem at this point though, instead full
focus is given to get the 4.8 version out and then likely point to that as a
solution instead - Obviously if the problem can be replicated on Lucene.NET
4.8.0 then it will be addressed.
But posting your code and any other information you could think of that was
relevant here and/or in a StackOverflow question could mean someone could point
to something that is not done in a optimal way. As i said above, we have over 4
times the documents and a huge amount of fields, and I can't even get near what
you describe even with the most evil queries I can imagine.
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