Is this the end of support raspberrry pi?

[David Hill]

On 12/19/14, 12:02 PM, Sven Reimers wrote:
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> So,  the community challenge is to rewrite this beast to make it run smoothly on a pi?
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If someone wants to look for hot spots (profiling and such), then that certainly would help. And after that, perhaps some donated code would be nice :-)

The app is nicely designed in some ways - easily extensible and such, but for a smaller device, those design features don't fit as well.

In the modern world of app design, it really makes sense to create a clean app, and then speed it up. I know that I have found that early optimization is problematic as I was often wrong at where the choke points were. Ensemble was made on and for the desktop CPU, and it shows in startups time.

Dave
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> -Sven
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> Am 19.12.2014 17:47 schrieb "David Hill" <David.Hill at oracle.com <mailto:David.Hill at oracle.com>>:
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>     On 12/19/14, 1:23 AM, Ladislav Török wrote:
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>         In JavaFX Jira is enough bugs marked as "
>         Won't Fix" lately. For example: RT-33958, RT-33959, RT-33960, RT-34735
>         Is it only valid for Ensemble8 running on Raspberry Pi or support javaFX on
>         Raspberry Pi?
>         It's amazing that JavaFX running on Raspberry Pi:
>         I am very grateful for it.
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>         Thanks.
>         Keep it up...
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>     It is less to do with the support of the PI, but rather a realization that we don't have the internal resources to concentrate on the samples on an embedded platforms. Ensemble8 in particular is a bit of a monster - it is very large (both for memory used and classes consumed, and then of course the index parsing it does on startup) and does a lot of things that are hard to speed up on the Pi.
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>     Ensemble8 runs reasonably well on the i.MX6, which is closer to the platforms that that we might support commercial use on. Even there it does not make a great example of a application.
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>     Rather than re-re-triage these sets of tasks, I reluctantly closed them, knowing that I can reopen them if and when we have the resources to do  the rework needed.
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>     Dave
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>     -- 
>     David Hill<David.Hill at Oracle.com>
>     Java Embedded Development
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>     "A man's feet should be planted in his country, but his eyes should survey the world."
>     -- George Santayana (1863 - 1952)
>


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David Hill<David.Hill at Oracle.com>
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