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Re: Comparison of XSL and XSLTC

Subject: Re: Comparison of XSL and XSLTC
From: Kevin Jones <kjones@xxxxxxxxxxx>
Date: Thu, 15 May 2003 14:23:24 +0100
xalan c performance
On Thursday 15 May 2003 12:53, Jarkko Moilanen wrote:
> On Thu, 15 May 2003, Kevin Jones wrote:
> > We have a general XSLT benchmark that we use for comparing processor
> > performance (see www.sarvega.com). On XalanJ 2.5D1 it indicates XSLTC is
> > roughly x3 the performance of XalanJ.
>
> In my own tests I have come to results that indicate C version to be
> better/ more performace when processing document oriented data. And Java
> based better when dealing with data oriented sourcetree.

Are you comparing against XalanC (the C code version) here as apposed to XSLTC 
(the XSLT compiler to Java bytecode). From the last figures we produced we 
also see some oddities between XalanC and XalanJ. XalanC scores higher 
slightly higher overall but there are a couple of tests where it does really 
badly making it worse than XalanJ. Comparing against other processors it does 
appear to be a problem with XalanC doing badly rather than XalanJ doing 
particularly well.

Regards,
Kev.



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