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HECC Home / Support Home / KB Home / FAQs / Why is my code performing poorly?

Why is my code performing poorly?

Article ID: 17
Last updated: 25 Jun, 2015

There are many possible reasons for poor code performance. If your code is not performing well, see Optimization/Troubleshooting > Code Development for articles that can help you troubleshoot the issue.

If you cannot determine the problem, send an email to support@nas.nasa.gov with the following information:

  • The full path to the location of your source code and the makefile, if any
  • Test case data and expected results
  • The job submission script
  • Any additional files that demonstrate poor performance, such as a log file that shows a runtime that is longer than expected

Your request will be acknowledged and routed to our code optimization specialists for resolution. For more information on HECC code optimization services, see Application Optimization Services.
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