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jedit with netrexx performance problems?

kenner

I am running a netrexx program that is maxing out one of my 4 processors and creeping along at a crawl and causing jedit to perform slowly as well.

Granted it has a couple of tight nested loops, and lots of say commands and I’m tracing, but this is really bad.

 

Ken K.


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Re: jedit with netrexx performance problems?

rvjansen
<base href="x-msg://5213/">Ken,

we have to see more to give a reasonable diagnose. You can either use TRACE or in this case maybe better, the Java profiler (something like -Xprof:cpu - the X indicates a non-standard option) to see where you cpu is spent.

best regards,

René.

On 18 dec. 2012, at 11:41, "Kenneth Klein (TEMA TPC)" <[hidden email]> wrote:

I am running a netrexx program that is maxing out one of my 4 processors and creeping along at a crawl and causing jedit to perform slowly as well.
Granted it has a couple of tight nested loops, and lots of say commands and I’m tracing, but this is really bad.
 
Ken K.
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Re: jedit with netrexx performance problems?

Kermit Kiser
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The most likely cause of performance problems is incorrect or inefficient program logic. Please provide sample code to recreate the problem if you wish help with that type of problem.

If running a program with a lot of say or trace output, you can limit negative impact on the jEdit UI thread by not using the option to "Run compiled classes in jEdit" (assuming the program does not access any jEdit APIs).

-- Kermit

On 12/18/2012 5:41 AM, Kenneth Klein (TEMA TPC) wrote:

I am running a netrexx program that is maxing out one of my 4 processors and creeping along at a crawl and causing jedit to perform slowly as well.

Granted it has a couple of tight nested loops, and lots of say commands and I’m tracing, but this is really bad.

 

Ken K.



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