Chris wrote: >Webrev: > http://cr.openjdk.java.net/~chegar/8060052/webrev.00/webrev/
An aside remark: Every time some nanos timeout needs to be kept track of, and that remaining time does not need to be returned, one could consider the timeout to be infinite (timed = false) above, say, Long.MAX_VALUE/2 (not Long.MAX_VALUE, because some (actual) durations might be subtracted from the specified timeout by intermediate treatments), to get a small (in absolute) but relatively noticeable performance boost on configurations where System.nanoTime() is slow. In the curent case, if not wanting to have System.nanoTime() calls, there is the get() method, but generic code might use get(long,TimeUnit) even for huge timeouts. Or maybe we don't want users to dangerously tinker around this hidden and huge threshold... -Jeff
