Hi Jukka,
I guess that it all depends on the application at
hand. I tested with kjc compiling Klasses.jar using
the -prof option on i386-linux with jit3. In that case
the most popular method in HashMap is bucket. Most
time is spent in the put method. The total time spent
in HashMap methods is les
I'm getting messages from the Tuxia mail server saying that the emails
are delayed. Anyways, Dalibor had a copy of one of the tarballs from
the website, which I archived here:
ftp://ftp.kaffe.org/pub/packages/kaffe-mozilla-oji
Cheers,
- Jim
On Sun, 2002-05-26 at 17:41, Jim Pick wrote:
> Hi
On Sun, 26 May 2002, Archie Cobbs wrote:
> Jukka Santala writes:
> > How does this compare to a native method call? I've been under the
> > impression that JNI calls carry significant overhead, so would not
> > neccessarily be efficient for simple functions. On the other hand we have
> There is al
Hi Jukka,
--- Jukka Santala <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> On Fri, 24 May 2002, Godmar Back wrote:
> >> will silently fail. I thought this was fixed
> recently. Try if you can run
> >> java or kaffe HelloWorld, then with "unset
> CLASSPATH".
> > Jukka, I wasn't doubting that your error report
> was
