When you use Jikes or any other out-of-process compiler, you're spawning
a full heavy-weight system process for each compilation. That overhead
seems to offset at least some of the performance advantage of using
jikes.
You should be able to see the jikes instance running in whatever you use
to s
Peter Smith wrote:
I gleaned info from this mailing list archive and other websites and configured
my Tomcat to use the Jikes compiler instead of the one from the Sun JDK.
Nothing seems faster, so I must've done something wrong. Question is - is this
the only way to tell if I'm actually using
I gleaned info from this mailing list archive and other websites and configured
my Tomcat to use the Jikes compiler instead of the one from the Sun JDK.
Nothing seems faster, so I must've done something wrong. Question is - is this
the only way to tell if I'm actually using Jikes - to see if I
