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Programming

My last post was about introduction of continuation is the Java VM, This one is about how to use continuation to easily implement service on top of a non blocking IO server.
on Nov 22, 2009 | Permalink | Discuss
This blog entry shows using a newly language named pseudo that enable gradual typing, the effect of a typing and the overhead of dynamic calls on a Fibonacci's function performance using the infrastructure provided by JSR 292.
on Nov 1, 2009 | Permalink | Discuss
In my last attempt to stress the JavaFX platform, I ported the Strange Attractor demo/benchmark. Different from JavaFX Balls, this is not scenegraph-driven animation, but old-school "pixel by pixel" drawing… still, makes for another batch of interesting findings, including a few issues in the JavaFX Script language and its compiler, and other topics like fractal maths, BigDecimal, and...
on Oct 29, 2009 | Permalink | Discuss

J2EE

My last post was about introduction of continuation is the Java VM, This one is about how to use continuation to easily implement service on top of a non blocking IO server.
on Nov 22, 2009 | Permalink | Discuss

J2SE

My last post was about introduction of continuation is the Java VM, This one is about how to use continuation to easily implement service on top of a non blocking IO server.
on Nov 22, 2009 | Permalink | Discuss
This blog entry shows using a newly language named pseudo that enable gradual typing, the effect of a typing and the overhead of dynamic calls on a Fibonacci's function performance using the infrastructure provided by JSR 292.
on Nov 1, 2009 | Permalink | Discuss
In my last attempt to stress the JavaFX platform, I ported the Strange Attractor demo/benchmark. Different from JavaFX Balls, this is not scenegraph-driven animation, but old-school "pixel by pixel" drawing… still, makes for another batch of interesting findings, including a few issues in the JavaFX Script language and its compiler, and other topics like fractal maths, BigDecimal, and...
on Oct 29, 2009 | Permalink | Discuss

Web Applications

My last post was about introduction of continuation is the Java VM, This one is about how to use continuation to easily implement service on top of a non blocking IO server.
on Nov 22, 2009 | Permalink | Discuss

Virtual Machine

My last post was about introduction of continuation is the Java VM, This one is about how to use continuation to easily implement service on top of a non blocking IO server.
on Nov 22, 2009 | Permalink | Discuss
Lukas Stadler has push a patch into Da Vinci VM patch queue that enable coroutine and fiber support in the VM
on Nov 19, 2009 | Permalink | Discuss
This blog entry shows using a newly language named pseudo that enable gradual typing, the effect of a typing and the overhead of dynamic calls on a Fibonacci's function performance using the infrastructure provided by JSR 292.
on Nov 1, 2009 | Permalink | Discuss
In my last attempt to stress the JavaFX platform, I ported the Strange Attractor demo/benchmark. Different from JavaFX Balls, this is not scenegraph-driven animation, but old-school "pixel by pixel" drawing… still, makes for another batch of interesting findings, including a few issues in the JavaFX Script language and its compiler, and other topics like fractal maths, BigDecimal, and...
on Oct 29, 2009 | Permalink | Discuss
Since beta 72 of jdk7, Escape Analysis is enable by default in the VM. Expect performance improvement for your program...
on Oct 6, 2009 | Permalink | Discuss
Description of steps and my experiences of using Sun Microsystems free and open source Virtualization software xVM VirtualBox on my new MacBook Pro for installing Windows 7 Beta
on Feb 5, 2009 | Permalink | Discuss
Why does the CVM GC stop the world for object allocations? The answer: for performance. Here's how it works ...
on Jun 16, 2008 | Permalink | Discuss
JPC is an open-source emulator for x86 code. Sweet!
on May 10, 2008 | Permalink | Discuss

Performance

This blog entry shows using a newly language named pseudo that enable gradual typing, the effect of a typing and the overhead of dynamic calls on a Fibonacci's function performance using the infrastructure provided by JSR 292.
on Nov 1, 2009 | Permalink | Discuss
In my last attempt to stress the JavaFX platform, I ported the Strange Attractor demo/benchmark. Different from JavaFX Balls, this is not scenegraph-driven animation, but old-school "pixel by pixel" drawing… still, makes for another batch of interesting findings, including a few issues in the JavaFX Script language and its compiler, and other topics like fractal maths, BigDecimal, and...
on Oct 29, 2009 | Permalink | Discuss
Since beta 72 of jdk7, Escape Analysis is enable by default in the VM. Expect performance improvement for your program...
on Oct 6, 2009 | Permalink | Discuss

J2ME

In my last attempt to stress the JavaFX platform, I ported the Strange Attractor demo/benchmark. Different from JavaFX Balls, this is not scenegraph-driven animation, but old-school "pixel by pixel" drawing… still, makes for another batch of interesting findings, including a few issues in the JavaFX Script language and its compiler, and other topics like fractal maths, BigDecimal, and...
on Oct 29, 2009 | Permalink | Discuss