[Mono-dev] Mono runtime performance
Graeme Geldenhuys
graeme at mastermaths.co.za
Wed Sep 14 09:52:26 EDT 2005
If you mean the Benchmark.exe must be built with optimizations on, I have done that. It runs a
little bit faster, and on some tests, actually slower, but still not nearly as fast as with the
Microsoft .NET framework.
I installed Mono from the released builds, I don't compile Mono myself. I was just wondering if
I was doing something wrong or not. But, like you said, Mono is still in heavy development, and
performance tuning (I guess) is at the bottom end of the todo list.
I am new to Mono (and .NET), and am evaluating it for a cross platform (Linux and Windows)
project we will be starting soon. Hence, I wanted to double check that I wasn't missing
something somewhere...
Regards,
- Graeme -
On Wed, 14 Sep 2005 09:28:56 -0400, Gary Smithrud wrote:
>I would suggest build the Mono version with optimizations on and
>seeing the performance differences as well. Of course this is not a
>total surprise, since Mono is newer than .NET and as such the goal
>should be first to get it right and then to speed it up.
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