Leon Rosenberg a écrit :
>I don't know it depends on your implementation of hashCode() method.
>Are you using 1.5?
>
> static int hash(Object x) {
> int h = x.hashCode(); <-- your programm is here
>
> h += ~(h << 9);
> h ^= (h >>> 14);
> h += (h << 4);
> h ^= (h >>> 10);
> return h;
> }
>
>I think chances are low that the you see threads in this method often.
>Would you mind checking the hashCode() method implementation of the
>objects you put in the map?
>
>Maybe someone programmed some kind of very-cool-hash-code-optimization
>and got an infinite loop.
>
>
>
>
False :)
Please note the thread dumps tells the Thread "http-8080-Processor56" is in
java.util.HashMap.hash(HashMap.java:264)
not in something like com.company.veryCoolClass.hashCode();
as you said, the program is here : int h = x.hashCode()
that mean it is either in the step of putting the value from registers to h ,
either in precall of x.hashCode(). In no way is it currently running
x.hashCode() :)
Please also note, chance to get Threads in there are not so low when you play a
lots with Hashmap :)
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