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The Java 6 (J2SE) implementation of AttributedString, TextLayout, and LineBreakMeasurer classes use anti-aliasing properties and fractional math for metrics calculations. This causes a severe performance penalty.
What suggestions (for Cent OS Linux) do you have to increase performance? Such as:
Thank you!
Does the
java.awt.FontMetricsclass give any better performance? It may still be used by the classes you’ve mentioned, but it’s a pre-Java 6 implementation at least.