Perhaps, you already realized it, but it seems to me that using references will not let you implement a ctx pool. I've modified your test program to trigger gc in a separate thread, now you'll see all references appearing on the queue but they are all useless, they all return null in get(), so you can't revive the object.I do call System.gc() but not in a separate thread, and not every second. That just defeats the purpose.
Bill
Have you thought of abandoning pooling, garbage collection has gotten a lot better these days (though it should be worse for long-lived objects that make it to the old generation)?
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