Check your file sizes without the calls, then check them again with
the calls.  File size will be number of classes * average package name
length.

The performance issue will be basically none.  The actually class in
the prototypes is an integer, that just points to the name.  Don't
worry about speed, just file size down the wire {with gzip, all the
repetiveness of package names should be cut down considerably}

If you have lots of getClass().getName(), and you don't want to
manually remove them, you COULD try to super-source the Class class to
return "" for getName(), but I have a funny feeling this won't compile
or work right, since the compiler uses the names to hook everything
up...

GWT will clean up the object list, so memory leaks aren't an issue.

Cheers!
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