Mo, when I was looking at the Makefile.in and configure.in,
I noticed that the Java compiler flags are hard-coded to "-g"
for Unix (on Windows, it switches between -g and -O).
Could this be part of the problem?
-- Scott
Moses DeJong wrote:
On Fri, 20 Aug 1999, Thomas McKay wrote:
You should be able to get the 1.1.1 version of Jacl by downloading the
cvs tree and running this command "cvs checkout -r rel-1_1_1 tcljava".
I just ran a test of Jacl 1.1a1, 1.2.3, and 1.2.4 and they all had
nearly identical results (+/- 0.1 seconds). (I'll be happy to test 1.1
if I can get a pre-built version.)
The only change I can think of that might make this slower was made in
the 1.2.1 and then fixed in 1.2.4. If you see no speed diff in 1.2.1
and 1.2.4 that I have no idea what it could be. Keep in mind that
I am only talking about using ReflectObject methods here. Most Tcl
code will be slower in 1.2.4 because of the extra lookups needed to
implement namespaces.
later
mo
My only guess is that a change I made between now and the last time I
tested against 1.1 (which was the version I saw the speed hit in). One
thing that I was doing was calling ReflectObject.newInstance() followed
by preserve() for many objects. Perhaps it's here that things were
slower?
Tom
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