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hey.
Does anyone have references to performance stats or whitepapers about
performance of native java processors vs. software jvm for embedded apps?
I read the hardware specs on a couple of 100mhz processors and they didn't
seem very impressive, even for running bytecode in hardware. One spec
showed a benchmark of copying a 10,000 byte array in 64ms. On the surface
that seems fast but consider that 10000/0.064secs=1.25mbits/sec. and they
include an ethernet tranceiver on the eval board. I haven't used a 1mb/s
ethernet in nearly 15 years!
I guess what I'm really wondering is whether there are java native
processors out there that can approach risc mips levels. I
understand that there will be emulation overhead even in hardware but my
requirements will be to keep up with 802.11b wireless speeds: 11bm/s.
Anyone know of java native processors that can deliver that kind of
thru-put and support the FULL J2ME specs?
tanks
Does anyone have references to performance stats or whitepapers about
performance of native java processors vs. software jvm for embedded apps?
I read the hardware specs on a couple of 100mhz processors and they didn't
seem very impressive, even for running bytecode in hardware. One spec
showed a benchmark of copying a 10,000 byte array in 64ms. On the surface
that seems fast but consider that 10000/0.064secs=1.25mbits/sec. and they
include an ethernet tranceiver on the eval board. I haven't used a 1mb/s
ethernet in nearly 15 years!
I guess what I'm really wondering is whether there are java native
processors out there that can approach risc mips levels. I
understand that there will be emulation overhead even in hardware but my
requirements will be to keep up with 802.11b wireless speeds: 11bm/s.
Anyone know of java native processors that can deliver that kind of
thru-put and support the FULL J2ME specs?
tanks