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Re: Profiling ecj (was: Using the natively-built Eclipse compiler): msg#00253

Subject:	Re: Profiling ecj (was: Using the natively-built Eclipse compiler)

Andrew Overholt writes:
 > 
 > I decided to do something similar to what Ziga had done.  I took his
 > HelloWorld.java [1] and compiled it with three incarnations of ecj:

Isn't this program to small to be a reasonable test?

Andrew.

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