I think it would be sensible to have a temporary freeze on the trunk,
avoiding all non-essential commits.
1. There are at least two critical, apparently unrelated performance
bugs outstanding:
http://jira.codehaus.org/browse/RVM-758 http://jira.codehaus.org/browse/RVM-762Performance is also significantly (but less dramatically) down on
jbb2000, luindex, jess, db and javac. Most of the dips appeared
around 15301 or so, though it is odd since cattrack says that there
were two perf regressions against 15301, one of which was fine, and
the other of which was slow (things have remained slow since 15301).
As a precaution, Daniel has rebooted habanero (the relevant test
machine). Anyway, this is disturbing and I'd really like to see it
figured out before we move forward.
2. Meanwhile Daniel and Fil are trying to get native threads ready for
prime time and are now very close, so minimizing churn on the head
will help a great deal.
I would also like to flip production to GenImmix, but to monitor
performance etc, it will help if things are stable, though this does
not require a code freeze, and I'll wait till the performance issues
are ironed out before I do that.
Cheers,
--Steve
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