Re: japex

[White, G. <gr...@sl...>]

Fantastic to have some numbers and a fledgling framework. Can you easily post an html output (it does Html and xml output doesn't it?) so the others can see. Then we can work on a representative test set and compare to jca/caj for alike messages.
> 
> It also integrates with maven and Jenkins.
That would of course be brilliant. Is it so easy it would effective use of time to integrate a performance test with all releases by Jenkins? Performance impacting releases will be rare. 

Cheers
Greg

On 5 Jan 2012, at 14:46, Matej Sekoranja wrote:

> Hi,
> 
> I've looked at it and actually did some performance test (for
> processing pvAccess headers).
> Once you get to know how it works it generates useful reports.
> e.g. In java I can process >23M control messages per second - assuming
> there are always 1000 messages in receive buffer. If there is only one
> (so read is done one-by-one) I get near 7M messages.
> Non-control messages take some more time (~5M with payload <=8 bytes).
> No real data (pvData) deserialization included.
> Anyway good to have numbers and a graph.
> 
> It also integrates with maven and Jenkins.
> 
> Not useful for C++. The whole point of this package is to handle Java
> performance measurement (warming up the JVM, handling GC, etc.).
> 
> Matej
> 
> 
> On Wed, Jan 4, 2012 at 5:59 PM, White, Greg <gr...@sl...> wrote:
>> Hi, as came up in the telecon, it was JAPEX after all:
>> 
>>   http://japex.java.net/
>> 
>> The author, Santiago, was a colleague and friend on the EXI project, so I think he'd be available
>> for help if we were to use it. Something to think about Guobao, not a requirement.
>> 
>> Greg
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