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performance of chart for certain large log files should be improved #23
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This is a big problem for me - analysing GC log files for long-running processes, they get pretty big. GCViewer would be useful if it could do this. |
Do you already experience low performance with your log files? What is "big" in your case? Would it be possible to send a sample log file to have more input for analysis (please zip and email to gcviewer-info@googlegroups.com)? Regards, Jörg |
Jörg "Big" could be several hundred MB in a busy system over a sustained Regards, David On Mon, 2012-05-14 at 09:10 -0700, chewiebug wrote:
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Hi David, Ok, several hundred MB definitely sounds big. I don't have an upload server to post files to, but other users have used http://www.dropbox.com to provide me with larger files. http://www.fileconvoy.com/index.php would be an alternative without the need to install anything. Can you use one of those two possibilities? Regards, Jörg |
Hi David, I have pushed a few lines of code to the repository improving the performance. With the log files I have, performance is clearly better now, but none of my testfiles is larger than 100MB. Is it possible for you to use one of the above mechanisms to send me one of your files or could you test yourself and let me know the result? Regards, Jörg |
Having added a few performance improvements, I'll close this issue. If the problem persists, please tell me. Regards, Jörg |
Apologies, Jörg, been a bit busy. I'll try and check this sometime this On Sun, 2012-06-17 at 08:58 -0700, chewiebug wrote:
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performance of chart for certain large gc logfiles should be improved, scrolling takes seconds to move from one position of the scrollbar to the next. The more scrolling moves to the right of a chart the more performance degrades. Hiding display of total / tenured / young heap improves performance.
Sample log files showing this issue are mentioned in issue 22
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