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May
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Problems with installing ACE on Ubuntu usually make clean and make solves most of the compilation and linking problems. but i am facing the same problem in ACE 6.1.9 and it is not going away after make clean. any suggestions
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May
27 |
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vtd-xml: Autopilot: registering a function in Autopilot thanks. can you please write this as an answer? i will select it as the answer. |
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May
22 |
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akka performance on linux with compilation on windows hi, the windows java version: 1.6.0_29 linux java version : 1.6.0_12 does this make any difference? Options used: -Xms2048m -Xmx2048M -XX:+UseParNewGC -server -XX:+UseConcMarkSweepGC -XX:+CMSIncrementalMode |
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May
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akka performance on linux with compilation on windows added 166 characters in body |
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May
14 |
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akka performance on linux with compilation on windows yes, is it important to run it via sbt? it is already running with proper classpath, and i have given -Xms2048m -Xmx2048M -X:+UseParNewGC -server -XX:+UseConcMarkSweepGC -XX:+CMSIncrementalMode options also |
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May
14 |
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akka performance on linux with compilation on windows simply put, this should atleast give equal performance as on my windows machine, isn't it? |
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May
14 |
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akka performance on linux with compilation on windows thanks. but my main doubt is that if i have missed something to be put on Linux box. e.g. a jar/lib etc. as i dont have a proper scala setup on linux box and i am invoking the class file directly with command line wit proper jars in classpath (as in my Scala IDE eclipse env) |
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May
14 |
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asked | akka performance on linux with compilation on windows |
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May
8 |
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akka actor model vs java usage in following scenario you are right. i am comparing Scala Akka and custom MT Java solution. Both give me same performance when i tested. I was thinking that Scala will give less performance. but it is not so. |
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May
8 |
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akka actor model vs java usage in following scenario Thanks. I ran a prototype in my i5 4 core CPU and i am not able to go beyond roughly 800K per second, but this is just a prototype application with a simple Message. The Java implementation also gives same performance. |
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May
8 |
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akka actor model vs java usage in following scenario edited title |
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May
8 |
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akka actor model vs java usage in following scenario edited title |
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May
8 |
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akka actor model vs java usage in following scenario thanks for clarification. my main question is Scala vs Java for the above scenario. If Scala, why? |
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May
8 |
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akka actor model vs java usage in following scenario explained the question more clearly |
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May
7 |
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akka actor model vs java usage in following scenario Thanks for your comments. I missed it in my question, but what i want to say is that for fixed topologies what is the advantage of Akka actor model over same thing implemented in Java. Finally Scala uses Java data structures fr queue etc. So i think Java will give me more raw performance. If that is the case, then why should anyone consider Scala for raw performance? |
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May
7 |
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accepted | akka actor post a message to head of the MailBox |
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May
7 |
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asked | akka actor model vs java usage in following scenario |
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Apr
18 |
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answered | C++ index-to-index map |
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Apr
17 |
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Mysterious segfault when using stl list please also put the class Salesperson in the description. |
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Apr
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C++ Multithread Mutex Lock issue yes. in fact no members are "locked". a lock only provides mutual exclusion to the threads entering that method. i.e. only one thread is allowed to pass through. and since only one thread is allowed to pass through, this achieves the effect of 'locking'. as if the code is locked by that thread and only that thread is allowed to modify something, and other threads are blocked and must wait for the locking thread to release the lock, i.e. leave the method which created the std::lock_guard |
