Franck wrote:
> It works perfectly, although Tomcat is veeeeeeeeeery long to start (almost
> as long as netbeans !)
> The point is that there is no JIT implementation for Linux PPC :-(
> But still, it's long, even after I commented out the Tomcat-Apache in
> server.xml...
>
> Any idea on how to make it start quicker ?
Yes, help me test and debug Tomcat built with gcj on LinuxPPC. Tomcat is
precompiled to native code (like C/C++). Servlets are compiled to shared
libraries. When I finish hacking GnuJavaCompiler for jasper, JSP pages will
also be compiled to shared libraries and loaded.
Gcj is known to work well on PowerPC Linux systems. Tomcat starts in just a
couple of seconds on my x86 box. I would expect the same on PowerPC Linux.
You'll need the very latest GCC development sources which includes important
fixes for gcj and libgcj (the runtime library).
See http://sources.redhat.com/rhug
AG
