<AWT Dev> [9] Review Request: 8071306 GUI perfomance are very slow compared java 1.6.0_45

Anton V. Tarasov anton.tarasov at oracle.com
Fri May 8 09:23:31 UTC 2015


Hi Sergey,

The perf improvment is great! I have some minor comments only:

1.

1314     /**
1315      * Determines the bounds which will be displayed on the screen.
1316      *
1317      * @return the visible part of bounds in the coordinate space of this comp
1318      */
1319     private Rectangle getRecursivelyVisibleBounds() {

Could you please clarify the comment, it's not quite clear from the first glance. Something like:

"the bounds of a visible part of the component relative to..."

2.

  100      * The components in this container.
  101      * @see #add
  102      * @see #getComponents
  103      */
  104     private java.util.List<Component> component = new ArrayList<>();

May be it's worth to rename the field? The "component" name is odd...

Regards,
Anton.

On 07.05.2015 3:39, Sergey Bylokhov wrote:
> Hello.
> Please review the fix for a jdk9. I plan to backport it to jdk8u60.
>
> Description.
> An UIworks really slowly, when an application has a lot of components in one container, and these 
> components should be disabled one by one.
> The reason is the next sequence of methods calls:
> Component.setEnabled->updateCursorImmediately()-> some cursor related 
> staff->GlobalCursorManager._updateCursor->Container.findComponentAt()-iteration over all 
> components in the container.....-> twice....
>
> You can imagine how it works in case of 10000 components in the container.
>
> Note that in the bug report described difference jdk6 vs jdk8 -> 1sec vs 6 sec. This was caused by 
> the two fixes, one of which adds checkTreeLock() and in another one a simple array of components 
> was replaced by the ArrayList. Since code was added to the really hot method we got so big slowdown.
>
> To fix the problem I suggest two different approaches:
>  - Container.java: Fix a general case, by eliminating a second iteration in the hot loop.
>  - Component.java: Totally eliminates cursor machinery, if component cannot affect current cursor.
>
> Some speedup measurements on my local system:
>  - Simple removing of checkTreeLock() will partly solve a regression reported by the user(12 sec 
> -> 5 sec).
>  - Changes in the loop will speedup the code in the worse case(5->2 sec)
>  - The changes in the Component.java will change the performance from 2 sec to 100< ms
>
> Test case which was added was improved from 10 seconds to 80 ms.
>
> JMH test: http://cr.openjdk.java.net/~serb/8071306/SetEnabledPerformanceTest.java
>
> Fixedversion:
>
> Benchmark                                       Mode Cnt       Score       Error   Units
> SetEnabledPerformanceTest.testContains         thrpt    5 301300,813 ± 17338,045  ops/ms
> SetEnabledPerformanceTest.testFindComponentAt  thrpt    5 20,521 ±     0,269  ops/ms
> SetEnabledPerformanceTest.testGetComponentAt   thrpt    5 22,297 ±     1,264  ops/ms
> SetEnabledPerformanceTest.testSetEnabled       thrpt    5 711,120 ±    19,837  ops/ms
>
> Base version:
>
> Benchmark                                       Mode Cnt       Score      Error   Units
> SetEnabledPerformanceTest.testContains         thrpt    5 299145,642 ± 2120,183  ops/ms
> SetEnabledPerformanceTest.testFindComponentAt  thrpt 5       1,101 ±    0,012  ops/ms
> SetEnabledPerformanceTest.testGetComponentAt   thrpt 5       6,792 ±    0,097  ops/ms
> SetEnabledPerformanceTest.testSetEnabled       thrpt 5       0,464 ±    0,020  ops/ms
>
>
> Bug: https://bugs.openjdk.java.net/browse/JDK-8071306
> Webrev can be found at: http://cr.openjdk.java.net/~serb/8071306/webrev.03
>
> --
> Best regards, Sergey. 

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