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2008-01-30 Thread UDDARAJU VARMA
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Re: [perf-discuss] Performance tool on java app question

2008-01-30 Thread adrian cockcroft
I found a good list of free tools here: http://java-source.net/open-source/profilers Java1.5 includes System.nanoTime() which gives a much more accurate way to measure fine grain performance. The ones on that list that look most useful for CPU profiling are JFLuid/NetBeans Profiler, and InfraRED

Re: [perf-discuss] Performance tool on java app question

2008-01-30 Thread Alexander . Gorshenev
On Wed, 30 Jan 2008, Z W wrote: > Hi > > Is there an open source performance tool out there that gives a complete > "picture" on all the methods called > in a java application run ? Sun Studio Performance Analyzer does what you need with a small nuance. It is still closed source. Although there

[perf-discuss] Performance tool on java app question

2008-01-30 Thread Z W
Hi Is there an open source performance tool out there that gives a complete "picture" on all the methods called in a java application run ? In other words, I like to know if there's a tool out there that could help me determine if a method within a java app that would indicate a "bottleneck" perfo

Re: [perf-discuss] [pkg-discuss] [ksh93-integration-discuss] Bourne vs. ksh93 startup time... / was: Re: 142 Replace /sbin/sh with ksh93

2008-01-30 Thread Danek Duvall
On Tue, Jan 29, 2008 at 10:09:03PM -0500, Glenn Fowler wrote: > by "Bourne shell" do you mean bash? > > what is the system(3) implementation? > when you test the "bourne shell" system() vs the ksh93 system() > how do you tell system() to exclusively use one shell over the other? > > what is the