Re: [Vtd-xml-users] Storing parsing info

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You may force pre-compilation using -server I think. In fact I usually
do so, and performance increases even for relatively short and not very
cyclic programs.<br>
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Tatu Saloranta wrote:
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    <pre wrap="">Tatu, Are you aware of any pointers that discusses
the behavior for server
 JVM a bit more... In addition to your suggestion, I
also think that the 
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Javasoft has good online docs, so I think googling
might work. It is possible to change HotSpot inline
threshold via:

 -XX:CompileThreshold=2000

flag to java executable, for example.

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    <pre wrap="">behavior
of JVM has to do with file sizes as well... for a
large GML, JVM seems to 
reach
steady state (native code) pretty quickly...
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Yeah, that makes sense since bigger files trigger more
processing. So it is likely that most tight loops do
get inlined during first (single) processing of larger
files. So for really big files, the effect may not be
as significant as for small files. It's still a good
idea to run it multiple times, if possible.

-+ Tatu +-

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