Specifically between ASP and Java, I do not know of one (though I am certain
Sun or some Linux lab has done one or two). My analogy is taken from the
performance characterisics between execution of Perl code on an UltraSPARC2
(interpretted by an interpretter spawning individual processes) and the
equivalent program compiled in C running in a virtual process (continuous
address space). The execution rates hovered around an order of magnitude
better for the compiled code. While Java is going to take a hit because it
is not fully compiled, being able to maintain a virtual address space
outside the server, alleviating the need for separate processes (ASP + NT
does not do multithreading well, no matter what Micro$oft claims) competing
with IIS resources plus the interpretive nature of ASP leads me logically to
this conclusion.
--Mark
-----Original Message-----
From: Randy Belknap
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Sent: 12/21/99 1:34 PM
Subject: Re: servlets
"Galbreath, Mark" wrote:
> , but Java is faster by an order of magnitude.
Is there a reference for this?
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