On 10/06/2013 08:09 PM, Philippe Marschall wrote:
On 05.10.2013 21:57, Brian Goetz wrote:
Is there something I missed? Is this something that has been
considered?
If memory efficiency were the only metric in the world, this would be
a no-brainer. But, by having different classes for differ
On 05.10.2013 21:57, Brian Goetz wrote:
Is there something I missed? Is this something that has been considered?
If memory efficiency were the only metric in the world, this would be a
no-brainer. But, by having different classes for different nodes, many many
paths where the VM could prov
> Is there something I missed? Is this something that has been considered?
If memory efficiency were the only metric in the world, this would be a
no-brainer. But, by having different classes for different nodes, many many
paths where the VM could prove monomorphism and thereby inline through n
Hi
I attended Nathan Reynolds Java Memory Hogs [CON4695] talk where he
talked about about memory waste in Java collections and attempts in 7u40
and later to improve the situation.
One thing he mentioned was that there is a patch floating around that
makes HashSet no longer use HashMap. This wo
