Hi, Alexey.
On 10/21/19 12:11 pm, Alexey Ivanov wrote:
I was running this test in different configurations and found that the expected
exception is thrown at 20-25 thousand iterations (32-bit). It usually takes 3-4
minutes.
If a Garbage Collector cycle is triggered, Java objects (BufferedImage) are
disposed of, and native resources are freed. If it happens, the test will not
throw the expected exceptions. When using 64-bit JRE, a GC is triggered after
65 thousand iterations, which takes about 30-40 minutes. I had to use SerialGC
because the default G1 reclaims Java objects too fast, so that the error
condition is never reached.
I am not sure that these exceptions are really "expected", the test just passes
if some of them are thrown, but when I run this test on macOSx64 it is completed in 3
minutes w/o any exception(300_000 iterations were completed successfully). Why it is so
slow in your environment?
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Best regards, Sergey.
