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Vineet Reynolds updated JBIDE-18330:
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Description:
The Forge console appears to be sluggish in Windows. It appears to be so slow that
characters appear one at a time.
Scripts also execute much slower on Windows as compared to Linux or Mac, and often require
setting the {{--timeout}} parameter for longer scripts.
The root cause appears to be the Forge plugin itself, that writes characters to the
console, one at a time, and often delegated to a separate thread that updates the JFace
document. This could be optimized to ensure that:
* updates to the document are done in 'block mode' instead of 'character
mode'.
* context-switching between the execution thread and the UI thread is also minimized.
was:
The Forge console appears to be sluggish in Windows. It appears to be so slow that
characters appear one at a time.
Scripts also execute much slower on Windows as compared to Linux or Mac, and often require
setting the {{--timeout}} parameter for longer scripts.
The root cause appears to be the Forge plugin itself, that writes characters to the
console one at a time, and often delegated to a separate thread that updates the JFace
document. This could be optimized to ensure that:
* updates to the document are done in 'block mode' instead of 'character
mode'.
* context-switching between the execution thread and the UI thread is also minimized.
Forge console is sluggish on Windows
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Key: JBIDE-18330
URL:
https://issues.jboss.org/browse/JBIDE-18330
Project: Tools (JBoss Tools)
Issue Type: Enhancement
Components: forge
Affects Versions: 4.2.0.Beta3
Environment: Windows 7 64-bit, Oracle 8 JDK
Reporter: Vineet Reynolds
Assignee: Vineet Reynolds
The Forge console appears to be sluggish in Windows. It appears to be so slow that
characters appear one at a time.
Scripts also execute much slower on Windows as compared to Linux or Mac, and often
require setting the {{--timeout}} parameter for longer scripts.
The root cause appears to be the Forge plugin itself, that writes characters to the
console, one at a time, and often delegated to a separate thread that updates the JFace
document. This could be optimized to ensure that:
* updates to the document are done in 'block mode' instead of 'character
mode'.
* context-switching between the execution thread and the UI thread is also minimized.
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