Help me test CPU for Java building

[piter0]

Hello! 

Is somebody willing to compile spring-framework on his machine and told me the time it took ? 
I want to compare the times and decide whether switching to new build is worth it. 

It should be done on Linux. 
repo : https://github.com/spring-projects/spring-framework
java : https://jdk.java.net/17/

Just download java .tar,
set JAVA_HOME to the unpacked folder,
change in gradle.properties file the -Xmx... to -Xmx10g    (we want 10GB memory in our test)
and run ./gradlew clean build --parallel .

Appreciate any help ! 

On Macbook Pro 16"  2019,  intel i9  : 5 minutes first run (not so important), 1 minutes every other run with gradlew clean build 
On dell inspiron 4700u : 5minutes 10 seconds (not so important), 1minute 5seconds every other run. 

SSD is highly required here. 

Regards, would love to see your results! 

[mail929]

On my Ryzen 3700X running Fedora 34 it took 5:12 on the first run and 30 seconds on the second.

[igormp]

3700x with Arch, 5:09 on the first run (tons of downloads), 14s on the second:

 

Moving to a tmpfs didn't change much:

[piter0]

@mail929 @igormp

Thanks guys! 
2x improvement is huge. I wonder what is the cause of a difference you have. The same CPU, but 14seconds vs 30.
Maybe mail929 forgot to change RAM settings in gradle.properties? Or different SSD ? 

[igormp]

I have 64gb 3200mhz of ram, and ran the test out of a gammix s11 pro nvme, in case this information helps.

[mail929]

16 hours ago, piter0 said:

@mail929 @igormp

Thanks guys! 
2x improvement is huge. I wonder what is the cause of a difference you have. The same CPU, but 14seconds vs 30.
Maybe mail929 forgot to change RAM settings in gradle.properties? Or different SSD ? 

Definitely changed the RAM settings, looks like @igormp has an NVMe SSD, I only have a SATA SSD so that would be my guess.

[igormp]

2 hours ago, mail929 said:

Definitely changed the RAM settings, looks like @igormp has an NVMe SSD, I only have a SATA SSD so that would be my guess.

Oh, that's likely it then. I bet you'd achieve similar results to mine if you moved the folder over to a tmpfs