Costin Manolache wrote:
Assuming that most of the pages use 'huge' buffers - you're right.
However, if you have few pages that need large buffers - and most
don't - this will help.
And you would pay the price of System.arraycopy on the bad pages - i.e. normal
pages will be faster, and jsps that abuse the buffer will be even
slower than before. I think it's a good tradeoff, having bad
performance for pages that abuse the tag buffers is a given anyway :-)
As I understand it, these pages should have acceptable performance right
now. Probably not great, but hopefully not too bad either. Feel free to
build a test case that could be ab-ed :)
Rémy
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