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What does it mean to be about 1.6x Java's performance? Can you be specific - it doesn't seem to mean much since its implemented on the JVM. Also, I've been usin
by pbiggar 14y ago
What does it mean to be about 1.6x Java's performance? Can you be specific - it doesn't seem to mean much since its implemented on the JVM. Also, I've been using it recently and "dog slow" is how I would describe it.
- scubaguy 14y agoIt means algorithms runs 1.6x faster within Rhino. A JVM implemented in Rhino that runs Rhino within the JS-JVM will run even faster - roughly 2.56x faster.
- Cthulhu_ 14y agoWhich algorithms, what implementations thereof?
- jhdevos 14y agoWow! So, with an infinite stack of Rhino inside JVM inside Rhine ..... you could get infinite performance! Cool....
- _quasimodo 14y agoIt's Rhinos all the way down ...
- chubbard 14y agoRoughly performance tests have shown: Java Performance (ms) * 1.6 = Compiled Rhino Performance (ms). So Rhino is about 60% slower than comparable Java code if you compile it to byte code on average.