YES! Running with -X-C gives the same speedup as "-r profile"!
I have also attached an swt.jar for MacOSX to the JIRA issue, so you
should be able to run in. Either rename the swt.jar to
swt--.jar or edit line 8 in top_ticker.rb to load swt.jar.
Just tried running with trunk after "Java Integrat
I'm having some trouble getting it to run on OS X, so I may have to try
running it on my Linux box a bit later. Could you try your run with -X-C
to turn off compilation? If you find that it's faster...well we may have
a good clue on where something is less than efficient in compiled code.
Uwe
Uwe Kubosch wrote:
Great work Charles!
For issue http://jira.codehaus.org/browse/JRUBY-2803 I can see no
difference, however running with "-r profile" actually speeds things up
considerably, both 1.1.2, 1.1.3 and trunk. Maybe a hint for
improvement?
That would point toward something being wro
Great work Charles!
For issue http://jira.codehaus.org/browse/JRUBY-2803 I can see no
difference, however running with "-r profile" actually speeds things up
considerably, both 1.1.2, 1.1.3 and trunk. Maybe a hint for
improvement?
Uwe
On Sun, 2008-07-20 at 01:01 -0500, Charles Oliver Nutter wr
Charles Oliver Nutter wrote:
I just committed a series of changes I've been working on to refactor
Java Integration for performance, memory, etc. On my tests, it seems to
be much faster, and should be using less memory and be easier on the GC.
But since I've only run my own microbenchmarks, I'd
I just committed a series of changes I've been working on to refactor
Java Integration for performance, memory, etc. On my tests, it seems to
be much faster, and should be using less memory and be easier on the GC.
But since I've only run my own microbenchmarks, I'd appreciate others
testing ou
