Anyone here involved in writing Eclipse plugins? I am getting started with it and would like to discuss the topic with more seasoned plugin developers. Please...
Jeremy Whitlock
jwhitlock81@...
Jun 14, 2004 3:05 pm
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Thought this was interesting and worth sharing with the JUG. There's a brief summary of the article I snagged from /. at the bottom and links below to the /....
... Well, as Benjamin Disraeli once said: "There are three kinds of lies: lies, damned lies, and statistics." With that in mind, take what *I'm* about to say...
Did you send this to Keith? I did some more tweaking with your examples and found it very hard to tweak Java below C++ for the hash test. Although I did manage...
... Before I send anything to Keith I'd like to run the whole gamut of tests, just to make sure there's not something wrong in particular with the hash test....
This is a very cool thread. I hope in the end somebody summarizes and tabulates the findings and posts them to the DJUG site. This type of research/analysis...
JRockit is more optimized for server-side garbage collection. There are tons of options to tweak behavior of the JVM, especially JRockit. We've used JRockit...
It was indeed GC. The generational GC in JRockit performed the best and pretty much every other setting was worthless for this test. Even with that being said,...
... One more note, the hash table in the java program (and in the C++ program as well) are constructed with a default size (16 buckets in java.util.HashMap)....
Well, here's a quick summary of the days work on this mini-crusade. JDK 1.5 performance was almost the same as JDK 1.4 (~ 5.1 seconds) JDK 1.5 with generics...
... In 1.5 both generics (type erasure) and autoboxing are done during compilation, so they should have zero impact on runtime performance. ... I modified the...
... Yeah, definitely, but I didn't expect a reduction. It seems as though the compiler might be optimizing somehow that can't be done using the standard...
... Well, this piqued my interest. Just for giggles, I compiled the java test with gcj (The Gnu Java Ahead-of-time compiler) into a real binary. Here's the...
... From: Brian Pontarelli To: djug-discuss@yahoogroups.com Sent: Friday, June 18, 2004 8:35 AM Subject: Re: [djug-discuss] Java Faster Than C++? ... Yeah,...
I just wanted to say thanks to everybody in this thread. I posted the article because I thought it was interesting and I appreciate the heavy lifting people...
greg, ... if C is a scalpel, then C++ is a double-edged blade with no handle ;-). ... i think tom cargill would be an ideal candidate for such a talk... he is ...
Greg - Thanks for asking. I think this would be an excellent topic. At some point I think most of us have talked to someone in the non-Java world who has said,...
My group needs to create an object pool for sharing 3270 sessions. The application uses Redoak for screen scraping and their object pooling doesn't work as...
Have you looked at Jakarta's Commons-Pool? http://jakarta.apache.org/commons/pool/ -Dustin ... From: Ballantyne, Larry [mailto:Larry.Ballantyne@...] ...
Dustin, Thanks for the link. I am looking at it and it looks promising. Larry ... From: Breese, Dustin [mailto:dustin.breese@...] Sent: Wednesday, June...
Hi, I am facing significant problem , after compiling my JSP the compiler says " Code , too large for try statement." has anybody faced such problem ? Pls....
The error message speaks no lie - you have too much code in your try statement (between try and catch). Try refactoring it to have less code - use multiple...
The subject says it all...I am starting to attend the meetings regularly, and would like to find others to split the driving. If anyone is interested, please...
Matt, Unfortunately I think you are mistaken to think that this is caused by try/catch blocks in the JSPs themselves. My esperience has been that depending on...
... One other way to solve this problem is to adjust the way you include the JSPs into other JSPs. Depending on whether you do a file include or a JSP include...
... IIRC, you can also set page exception handlers, or if you're using something like Struts you can set up exception handling there. Really, If you have that...
CU-DENVER CONTINUING ENGINEERING EDUCATION PROGRAM Fall 2004: August start dates Computer Science/Information Technology Professional Development NCES 8635:...
DJUG, My company is looking into using Continuous Integration. I have it nailed down to Anthill, CruiseControl and Maven. Has anyone used any of these three...
Jeremy Whitlock
jwhitlock81@...
Jul 21, 2004 5:37 am
160
FYI: Pragmatic's latest title on continous integration just came out today. It's written by Mike Clark who has spoken at DenverJUG several times. If you decide...
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