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Pierpaolo Fumagalli wrote:
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> Dmitry Melekhov wrote:
> >
> > > the status of that is. I HOPE that our team could come up with a 1.2 VM
> > > for Linux soon (since the 1.1 is one of the best for Linux).
> > >
> > And 1.1.x from IBM is very buggy :-/ and so unusable :-P
> >
> I'm surprised... I use the IBM JDK 1.1.8 on four Linux machines and, so
> far, I never found any bug whatsoever, and from others I know that they
> share my same impressions. The IBM JDK 1.1.8 for Linux is, IMO, the
> less-bugged and faster freely-available JVM.
>
The first IBM 1.1.6 implementation had some problems with sockets that made it
difficult to run JSWDK on it, but the "August 16" (or thereabouts) refresh
fixed all these problems. On my relatively database-intensive and
compute-bound application, performance is about 300% - 400% better than the
Blackdown 1.1x JVM, most likely because of the JIT and the native threads
implementation (I'm running on a dual processor server).
Testing of our app under the Linux 1.1.8 JVM is currently in progress. I hope
we see performance improvements similar to the 1.1.6 -> 1.1.8 improvements
under NT, which were quite visible in another very compute-bound application.
>
> Pier
Craig
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