Thorbjoern Ravn Andersen wrote:
Java programs generally create a lot of short lived objects and the garbage collectors know very well how to deal with them. I suggest we measure to see if there is a difference :) You probably have some very large datasets?
Preliminary test show that there is a 2% increase in the time it takes to serialize LoggingEventMemento instances (3482 nanoseconds per object) instead of LoggingEvent instances directly (3413 nanoseconds per object). In other words, the overhead is negligible.
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