CleanerFactory's class comment says it is for use "within OpenJDK modules",
so I don't think it is expected we need to create a separate one for each
module but I have not read enough of the review threads etc to be sure
if there was any caveat to that.
Assuming it is OK I think for such new usage it would make sense to use the
singleton Cleaner.
I think you will have to add a qualified exported to java.desktop as I
do not
suppose one exists right now.
It has been mentioned a few times to perhaps migrate Disposer
These existing uses would need to be examined carefully to ensure
they can be safely migrated but you don't need to wait for that.
-phil.
On 01/08/2016 01:00 PM, Laurent Bourgès wrote:
Phil,
I started changing the Marlin OffHeapArray class to use the new jdk
internal Cleaner instead of my own solution (ReferenceQueue +
PhantomReference + Thread). Or should I use the java2d Disposer instead ?
It seems working well and many lines are removed.
Do you plan adding a shared Cleaner instance (Thread) for java2d as
the java.base module will have ?
Probably it is also applicable to the sun.java2d.Disposer ?
It would reduce the number of running threads to dispose / free
resources !
Regards,
Laurent