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I have written an application complete with Desktop, split panes, etc. This application runs quite slow. Are there any good Java optimizer out there, preferrably open source?
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Both JProbe and OptimizeIt are very good. Neither is open source. Neither is inexpensive. If you find such an open source project, please pass it on. I turned to books. I like Java Performance Tuning by Jack Shirazi Java Platform Performance : Strategies and Tactics by Steve Wilson, et al and Java Performance and Scalability by Dov Bulka Each has a somewhat different focus and approach. Each benefitted me and my code. HTH, Joe
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Hey, less expensive but less effectiv: Run javac with it's optimization parameter Example: javac -O myClass.java Greetings H.-Gerd [ February 15, 2002: Message edited by: Gerd Rosarius ]
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Hi You may also want to try the arguments like -Xprof , -Xrunhprof .
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Originally posted by Gerd Rosarius: Hey, less expensive but less effectiv: Run javac with it's optimization parameter Example: javac -O myClass.java Greetings H.-Gerd [ February 15, 2002: Message edited by: Gerd Rosarius ]
-O won't help. It is a no-op on all javac compilers I have used. Peter Haggar
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