The time from double-click to ready to type is also a bit shorter on
my machine, which is the only startup metric I'm concerned with as
far as Nebeans is concerned.
Joe Feld
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From: "Clemens Eisserer" <email@hidden>
Faster yes, because the generated code is faster.
However code generation itself is WAY slower, furthermore it takes
much more invokations until a method is compiled (10000 vs. 1500),
which negativly affects startup-performance as well as responsivness
directly after startup.
lg Clemens
2008/4/30 <email@hidden>:
Netbeans sure seems faster on my machine since pointing it to 6
last night.
Joe Feld
-------------- Original message ----------------------
From: "Clemens Eisserer" <email@hidden>
unresponsive. Well simply using netbeans with -server proofs this.
With the server-compiler only, people will soon again talk about
"slow-java" when they are on OSX. Maybe thats exactly what Steve
would
like, ruin java's reputation and the discontinue to support it.
lg Clemens
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