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Cristian Vat edited comment on XALANJ-2459 at 3/18/10 11:18 PM:
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I made a quick test and it seems much can be improved in the stylesheet given
as example just by caching the result of the XPath expression
"following-sibling::evenement[not(numEvt=$num and date=$date)][1]" or by
applying the selection of the first node differently.
My results on current stylesheet and the improved ones (Xalan-J 2.7.1, JDK
1.6.0_17_x64, Win7_x64):
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Checking with initial stylesheet.
[XSLT] Average time (per transformation) for 20 transformations: 21.9 ms.
[XSLTC] Average time (per transformation) for 20 transformations: 10222.85 ms.
Checking with improved stylesheet.
[XSLT] Average time (per transformation) for 20 transformations: 9.2 ms.
[XSLTC] Average time (per transformation) for 20 transformations: 5.4 ms.
Checking with second (alternative) improved stylesheet.
[XSLT] Average time (per transformation) for 20 transformations: 8.35 ms.
[XSLTC] Average time (per transformation) for 20 transformations: 3.0 ms.
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The first "improved" stylesheet just creates a variable with the result of
"following-sibling::evenement[not(numEvt=$num and date=$date)][1]" and then
uses that for the apply-templates and with-param calls.
The second improved stylesheet just changes the XPath from
"following-sibling::evenement[not(numEvt=$num and date=$date)][1]" to
"(following-sibling::evenement[not(numEvt=$num and date=$date)])[1]". Results
are always the same.
While it's interesting that XSLTC behaves very slow for the example, it's
really not a good example since the XPaths aren't optimized. With the better
stylesheets XSLTC is always faster than the normal transformation.
was (Author: cristian.vat):
I made a quick test and it seems much can be improved in the stylesheet
given as example just by caching the result of the XPath expression
"following-sibling::evenement[not(numEvt=$num and date=$date)][1]" or by
applying the selection of the first node differently.
My results on current stylesheet and the improved ones:
--
Checking with initial stylesheet.
[XSLT] Average time (per transformation) for 20 transformations: 21.9 ms.
[XSLTC] Average time (per transformation) for 20 transformations: 10222.85 ms.
Checking with improved stylesheet.
[XSLT] Average time (per transformation) for 20 transformations: 9.2 ms.
[XSLTC] Average time (per transformation) for 20 transformations: 5.4 ms.
Checking with second (alternative) improved stylesheet.
[XSLT] Average time (per transformation) for 20 transformations: 8.35 ms.
[XSLTC] Average time (per transformation) for 20 transformations: 3.0 ms.
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The first "improved" stylesheet just creates a variable with the result of
"following-sibling::evenement[not(numEvt=$num and date=$date)][1]" and then
uses that for the apply-templates and with-param calls.
The second improved stylesheet just changes the XPath from
"following-sibling::evenement[not(numEvt=$num and date=$date)][1]" to
"(following-sibling::evenement[not(numEvt=$num and date=$date)])[1]". Results
are always the same.
While it's interesting that XSLTC behaves very slow for the example, it's
really not a good example since the XPaths aren't optimized. With the better
stylesheets XSLTC is always faster than the normal transformation.
> XSLTC transformation 200 times slower than pure Xalan
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> Key: XALANJ-2459
> URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/XALANJ-2459
> Project: XalanJ2
> Issue Type: Bug
> Security Level: No security risk; visible to anyone(Ordinary problems in
> Xalan projects. Anybody can view the issue.)
> Components: XSLTC
> Affects Versions: 2.7.1
> Environment: Java Sun JVM 1.5 and 1.6 on Linux 32 & 64 bit and
> Windows XP 32 bit. (Core2Duo & Pentium4)
> Reporter: Nicolas Albert
> Priority: Critical
> Attachments: xsltcbug.xml, xsltcbug.xsl
>
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> I have an XSL stylesheet that perfom the transformation very very very slow
> with XSLTC.
> 20 sec with no much data (vs 100 ms with Xalan), and I have never see it
> success with the real amont of data (vs 900 ms with Xalan).
> I'll attach the xsl and a small xml.
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