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You know, I did, but I found that the app was significantly slower than in 32-bit mode on three different JVMs (Sun, Apple, and OpenJDK), by about... 20%, actua
by donw 17y ago
You know, I did, but I found that the app was significantly slower than in 32-bit mode on three different JVMs (Sun, Apple, and OpenJDK), by about... 20%, actually. And it did use twice the memory.
Some googling about seems to show that this is normal; perhaps there's something else I can tweak in 64-bit mode that I missed?
Even so, we don't reap a lot of benefit from using a 64-bit JVM at this point, because our app uses so little memory, although that's likely to change down the road as we load the system more heavily.
- bensummers 17y agoI haven't done any tweaking, just a simple comparison between -d32 and -d64. My current working theory is that the JITed code takes advantage of the general improvement of 64 bit mode (eg greater number of registers). But right now performance isn't an issue, I'm running in 64 bit mode for the memory not the speed.