On 12/19/14, 12:02 PM, Sven Reimers wrote:
So, the community challenge is to rewrite this beast to make it run smoothly
on a pi?
If someone wants to look for hot spots (profiling and such), then that
certainly would help. And after that, perhaps some donated code would be nice
:-)
The app is nicely designed in some ways - easily extensible and such, but for a
smaller device, those design features don't fit as well.
In the modern world of app design, it really makes sense to create a clean app,
and then speed it up. I know that I have found that early optimization is
problematic as I was often wrong at where the choke points were. Ensemble was
made on and for the desktop CPU, and it shows in startups time.
Dave
-Sven
Am 19.12.2014 17:47 schrieb "David Hill" <david.h...@oracle.com
<mailto:david.h...@oracle.com>>:
On 12/19/14, 1:23 AM, Ladislav Török wrote:
In JavaFX Jira is enough bugs marked as "
Won't Fix" lately. For example: RT-33958, RT-33959, RT-33960, RT-34735
Is it only valid for Ensemble8 running on Raspberry Pi or support
javaFX on
Raspberry Pi?
It's amazing that JavaFX running on Raspberry Pi:
I am very grateful for it.
Thanks.
Keep it up...
It is less to do with the support of the PI, but rather a realization that
we don't have the internal resources to concentrate on the samples on an
embedded platforms. Ensemble8 in particular is a bit of a monster - it is very
large (both for memory used and classes consumed, and then of course the index
parsing it does on startup) and does a lot of things that are hard to speed up
on the Pi.
Ensemble8 runs reasonably well on the i.MX6, which is closer to the
platforms that that we might support commercial use on. Even there it does not
make a great example of a application.
Rather than re-re-triage these sets of tasks, I reluctantly closed them,
knowing that I can reopen them if and when we have the resources to do the
rework needed.
Dave
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Java Embedded Development
"A man's feet should be planted in his country, but his eyes should survey the
world."
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