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Sun's linux VM slower than windows edition?

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Timo Nentwig - 26 Jul 2003 22:08 GMT
Hi!

Is it possible that the Linux implementarion of the j2sdk 1.4.2 VM is
noticably slower than the Windows version?

I wonder what the blackdown project should be good for. Are there faster
1.4+ VMs available for Linux?

Timo
dhek bhun kho - 27 Jul 2003 03:06 GMT
He Timo

Timo Nentwig <tcn@spamgourmet.com>, Sat, 26 Jul 2003 23:08:38 +0200:

> Hi!
>
> Is it possible that the Linux implementarion of the j2sdk 1.4.2 VM is
> noticeably slower than the Windows version?
Is it? It doesn't seem like that for me. Working fine. I used both the
blackdown and the sun vm, but jprofiler will not profile the blackdown vm,
so I switched back to sun's vm.

> I wonder what the blackdown project should be good for. Are there faster
> 1.4+ VMs available for Linux?
IBM's VM is known to be fast, and when I tested it out with tomcat it
seemed faster, but there's no way to be sure but to test it yourself.

> Timo

Greets
Bhun.
Tim Tyler - 28 Jul 2003 21:00 GMT
: Is it possible that the Linux implementarion of the j2sdk 1.4.2 VM is
: noticably slower than the Windows version?

It's slower here.  I've never heard any reports of it being faster.

Often X is blamed for most visible aspect of the slowdown.

Maybe X was designed without bearing performance considerations in mind.

I suspect this is part of the story - and that lack of investment in the
Linux JVM is another.
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