I have a performance problem that would be explained if the
following were true:
x = new Something()
x.methodcall(); // not compiled yet
x.methodcall(); // second call, compiled now?
y = new int[100000]; // causes gc, DISCARDS THE COMPILED x ??
x.methodcall(); // compiled version gone interpreted now?
I.e., I'm wondering if a gc can discard a compiled method and
cause it to run interpreted again the next time it is called.
Is this possible?
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