On Fri, 2003-12-12 at 13:09, kent emia wrote:
> the opening is not the main problem even though it is one of them but
> the mail point is when we compile a java program and it takes a couple
> of seconds to compile.... it doubled/tripled the time than compared
> compiling from our previous OS
It would be really nice to have accurate timings collected in a
verifiable manner.
When you say "couple" of seconds do you mean "2" as is the meaning of
couple? Then the previous OS took 1 second or sub-second? How did you
measure? Are you using the same version of java to compile? Same
vendor/version?
If you want to "really" solve your problem you are going to have to go
deeper into the analysis. Running around trying get a faster X window
manager when you don't know for sure if that is the problem may be a
fruitless endeavor. For all you know you may have disk I/O conflicts.
At this point you will only get generalizations as to how one *may* go
about improving performance.
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