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That's kind of the million dollar question. It's always been faster than HotSpot... On Windows. And no-one cared. It'll be very interesting when people start to
by moomin 12y ago
That's kind of the million dollar question. It's always been faster than HotSpot... On Windows. And no-one cared. It'll be very interesting when people start to get some sense of the relative performance characteristics on Linux.
It's a hard problem, though. For instance, async IO is relatively faster on Windows vs sync IO. Whilst threads and processes are pretty expensive on Windows compared to Linux.