[MUD-Dev] OT: Java multithreading test source
Jon A. Lambert
jlsysinc at ix.netcom.com
Fri May 22 17:52:37 CEST 1998
Here are my results in graphic format running Vadim's Java thread
test program.
The machine was running Win95 on a Pentium II at 300mhz with 64mb of
memory.
The MS test was run using the latest VM supplied with IE 4.01 with
the JIT enabled. It was run from JView supplied with Visual J++ 1.1.
The Sun test was run using the 1.1.6 JDK with the Symantec JIT
enabled.
Some notes:
The first 4 results where thrown out because of really wild
variations in the first few MS threads in order to get my graphics
program to scale theY axis for readability.
Both tests took less than 6 minutes to run to completion although
completion was termination due to out of memory errors.
The Sun test outputted raw data with negative lag values every dozen
or so lines. So Sun results had a built-in bias in the average
calculation.
(<hehe> I'm sure this is merely a bug and not evidence of a vast
anti-MS consipracy :P)
I tried to run the test without the Sun JIT but it logged errors
after the first 100 threads.
I'm attempting to get FreeBSD installed on the exact same machine and
if I ever figure it out I'll run some comparsions using Kaffe.
My thoughts:
Vadim ran out of processor before running out of memory at 128mb.
I ran out of memory before I ran out of processor at 64mb.
In the past MS's JIT has whipped the pants out of Sun's VM (even the
one with the Windows performance pack. Sun's decision to package the
Symantec JIT is a good thing. It's very competitive. :)
The raw data is available on demand. ;)
--
--/*\ Jon A. Lambert - TychoMUD Internet:jlsysinc at ix.netcom.com /*\--
--/*\ Mud Server Developer's Page <http://www.netcom.com/~jlsysinc> /*\--
--/*\ "Everything that deceives may be said to enchant" - Plato /*\--
More information about the mud-dev-archive
mailing list