> Second, the caching is a barrier to escape analysis. Since rather than > seeing a freshly-boxed integer 42, which can be optimized away, the > compiler sees a branch into cache lookup code that returns something > the compiler cannot know, thus it can't get rid of the lookup. Rich, please pardon my ignorance, but we are talking about parameter passing, so they have already escaped by definition?
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