Re: Classpath merge progress?

> Done, but apparently we have some serious performance regression.
> Elipse startup seemed terribly long to me, almost as if I were running
> a debug version and not one with the inline engine.

So, time to attack this problem (and solve it).  I have an incredibly 
busy schedule, today.  David, as you seem to know quite well this code, 
could you look at identifying and solving the performance regression? 
(I am sure that Eclipse is not the sole benchmark that is hit by 
performance regression).

> [ BTW: I'd like to see the release in next days, right after the ]
> [ release of GNU CP 0.14 which AFAIK is to happen RSN.             ]

I want a February release, tomorrow actually, if possible.  But, we need 
to fix the important performance regression, first.

I have no intention to synchronize our releases with Classpath releases. 
    When Classpath 0.14 will come out, we'll import it into staging, as 
usual.  We had decided for monthly releases, and we're already quite 
late this month; I see no excuse to delay it further.

> Besides this performance problem, do we have any other showstoppers
> for 1.1.10 release?

Not that I know of.

Have fun!

Etienne

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