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Java Forum / First Aid / August 2006javac Flags
I am trying to learn about java compiler and flags. I am reading books talking about compiler and the flags. Maybe as other source, can someone share the compiler flags that help them the most for speed? thanks. > I am trying to learn about java compiler and flags. I am reading books > talking about compiler and the flags. Maybe as other source, can > someone share the compiler flags that help them the most for speed? Most information about using compiler flags for extra speed is obsolete. The JRE does optimisation once the bytecodes are in memory, and puts greatest effort into optimising the code that is most frequently called. For a performance increase, the developer is usually far better off looking into the code of the application itself. Andrew T. > > I am trying to learn about java compiler and flags. I am reading books > > talking about compiler and the flags. Maybe as other source, can [quoted text clipped - 9 lines] > > Andrew T. Thank you. What flags you find useful? In general not only for speed. > > > I am trying to learn about java compiler and flags. ... > > Most information about using compiler flags for extra > > speed is obsolete. .. > Thank you. What flags you find useful? In general not only for speed. The only compiler flags I regularly need to use are the ones to do with compilation for particular Java versions. These are also known as 'cross-compilation options' in the docs., they are -target and -bootclasspath. Occasionally I use the -deprecation flag to find what method or attribute is used by code I am importing that has been marked as deprecated, but this is usually unnecessary, since it often comes down to a call to frame.show() or similar, that is pretty easy to spot anyway. Andrew T. Free MagazinesGet these publications absolutely FREE for up to 12 months. There are no hidden fees and no obligation. Simply choose a title, complete the application form and submit it. Read more ...
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