Chris Pratt wrote:
> I'd have to disagree, at least for the moment, both Solaris and NT blow away
> Java performance on Linux. I run JavaWebServer on NT, and it is easily
> twice as fast as Apache/JServ on Linux, which is unfortunate. I'd love to
> use Linux, but I just can't justify it now.
> (*Chris*)
>
I've been encouraged by the performance of IBM's 1.1.6 JVM under Linux -- much
faster than Blackdown 1.1.7B on the same hardware; no doubt due in large part
to the JIT compiler and native threads support (I'm running on an SMP box).
Not enough long term experience to judge it's reliability, but initial signs
are favorable.
According to IBM's benchmarks (lies, damned lies, and benchmarks :-), their JVM
runs slightly faster on Linux than on NT on the same hardware.
Craig McClanahan
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