Before tracking detailed EM/JIT profiling information( which we may need at
some point ), it may be useful to initially just track benchmark raw scores
weekly to see overall progress/regression and make it publicly available.
If there are licensing issues with SpecJVM and SpecJBB, we could use a
Rana Dasgupta wrote:
Before tracking detailed EM/JIT profiling information( which we may need at
some point ), it may be useful to initially just track benchmark raw scores
weekly to see overall progress/regression and make it publicly available.
If there are licensing issues with SpecJVM
for regular
performance measurement of HDK. I've tried to find other free suites
and got the following list:
Telco - this one mostly stresses BigInteger/BigDecimal functionality
GcOld - the purpose of this one is clear from the name :)
SciMark - java benchmark for scientific and numerical computing
In my opinion this is a very good idea to have public performance profile
with a hotspots identified.
So, if this idea is accepted by community we can start a discussion which
kind of profile might be useful.
I know that execution manager and optimizing JIT in DRLVM have a command
line keys to
Vladimir Strigun wrote:
On 8/2/06, Geir Magnusson Jr [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Vladimir Strigun wrote:
Telco - this one mostly stresses BigInteger/BigDecimal functionality
GcOld - the purpose of this one is clear from the name :)
SciMark - java benchmark for scientific and numerical
Mikhail Fursov wrote:
In my opinion this is a very good idea to have public performance profile
with a hotspots identified.
So, if this idea is accepted by community we can start a discussion which
kind of profile might be useful.
I didn't think it was even a question :)
I know that
Vladimir Strigun wrote:
[SNIP]
JavaWorld Benchmark - benchmark for low-level operations: loops,
accessing variables, method invocation, arithmetic operators, casting,
instantiation, exception handling, thread creation and switching.
Is this the Volano suite? I tried to run it, but it has
On 8/2/06, Geir Magnusson Jr [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Vladimir Strigun wrote:
[SNIP]
JavaWorld Benchmark - benchmark for low-level operations: loops,
accessing variables, method invocation, arithmetic operators, casting,
instantiation, exception handling, thread creation and switching.
Check out the continuous performance measurement the CACAO team is doing:
http://www.complang.tuwien.ac.at/cacaojvm/tgolem/
http://www.complang.tuwien.ac.at/cacaojvm/tgolem/testing/benchmark_history.html
Wes Felter - [EMAIL PROTECTED]
That's very cool - thanks for the link
Wes Felter wrote:
Check out the continuous performance measurement the CACAO team is doing:
http://www.complang.tuwien.ac.at/cacaojvm/tgolem/
http://www.complang.tuwien.ac.at/cacaojvm/tgolem/testing/benchmark_history.html
Wes Felter - [EMAIL
of the benchmarks that was mentioned is DaCapo[1]. It's a free
open-source benchmark suite and I believe it can be used for regular
performance measurement of HDK. I've tried to find other free suites
and got the following list:
Telco - this one mostly stresses BigInteger/BigDecimal functionality
GcOld
Vladimir,
I've found some more Java benchmarks in bookmarks, maybe some of them
will be interesting sor someone.
- Richards and deltaBlue [1] - first simulates the task dispatcher in
the kernel of an operating system, second is constraint solver
benchmark in the Java programming language.
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without any errors,
exceptions, etc.
One of the benchmarks that was mentioned is DaCapo[1]. It's a free
open-source benchmark suite and I believe it can be used for regular
performance measurement of HDK. I've tried to find other free suites
and got the following list:
Telco - this one mostly
issues, we can get negative
feedback from users even if application starts without any errors,
exceptions, etc.
One of the benchmarks that was mentioned is DaCapo[1]. It's a free
open-source benchmark suite and I believe it can be used for regular
performance measurement of HDK. I've tried to find
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