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From: "Francisco Reyes" <freyes@inch.com>
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Date: Sun, 01 Aug 1999 00:25:46 -0400
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Subject: Java performance
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I am working on a web site where Java will be used heavily.
I have a consultant working with me and he mentioned the Volano report
which shows FreeBSD in a pitifull state compared to other platforms.
Why was FreeBSD's performance so bad on that report? Was it because
they did not use a
JIT in FreeBSD?
I was also a little surprised that there are not many messages in the
FreeBSD archives about this topic.
Did a search on deja.com and found a note from Nate Williams which
partly has:
>> The Linux Blackdown JDK was run with TYA, but the author didn't seem to
>> be aware that TYA will work with FreeBSD too.
>He didn't realize because it's not widely known. By the time he got around to veryifying his
>results, it was too late to modify them greatly. I verified the numbers after Alex mentioned
>it on the list, but I didn't have the correct hardware to run it with either ShuJIT or TYA-JIT.
I just searched the ports and found both Shujit and TYA. Any
recommendations as to which one works best with FreeBSD?
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