My thinking was to try at build time to have some automated performance
testing.
Not necessarily for every build but maybe leading up to the final or RC
(maybe even as part of "NETCAT" type of testing),
it would be run and then performance metrics / benchmarks would be
published someplace (I supp
Hallo,
I haven't found some time yet to try JSR or VisualVM with the latest
NetBeans because it seems that NetBeans has been left behind w.r.t.
performance. It consumes ~3GB(!) in my laptop (while e.g. Intellij less
than 1GB) and CPU wise it is getting slower and slower. Has there been any
perform
Hi Eric,
Can you provide more details as to what you’re trying to do and what you are
expecting to see?
Kind regards,
Kirk
> On Feb 20, 2021, at 11:25 AM, Eric Bresie wrote:
>
> Other than running performance within Netbeans, is there a way for the
> Netbeans code base test suites to be used
Dne sobota 20. února 2021 20:25:33 CET, Eric Bresie napsal(a):
> Other than running performance within Netbeans, is there a way for the
> Netbeans code base test suites to be used to run and generate performance
> metric reports based on the testing. The results can be published in some
> form of
Other than running performance within Netbeans, is there a way for the
Netbeans code base test suites to be used to run and generate performance
metric reports based on the testing. The results can be published in some
form of build report and identify possible performance bottlenecks in the
code
