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Sijie Guo updated DL-138:
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Description:
{quote}
191 Methods are synchronized using the ‘synchronized’ modifier in the
declaration. It is not a good programming practise to use this modifier at
method level. Normally, it is more recommendable to implement synchronized code
blocks inside methods. The reason is very simple. If other people modify these
methods later, it will not be easy for them to realise that the entire method
is synchronized. They will surely expand the method with code that is not
necessary to synchronize. In the long term, the application will become more
and more linear in execution, taking way less advantage of the hardware
resources, and will be slower.
{quote}
https://www.kiuwan.com/blog/analyzing_distributedlog_twitter-2/
was:
{quote}
191 Methods are synchronized using the ‘synchronized’ modifier in the
declaration. It is not a good programming practise to use this modifier at
method level. Normally, it is more recommendable to implement synchronized code
blocks inside methods. The reason is very simple. If other people modify these
methods later, it will not be easy for them to realise that the entire method
is synchronized. They will surely expand the method with code that is not
necessary to synchronize. In the long term, the application will become more
and more linear in execution, taking way less advantage of the hardware
resources, and will be slower.
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> Improve the 'synchronized' usage
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>
> Key: DL-138
> URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/DL-138
> Project: DistributedLog
> Issue Type: Task
> Reporter: Sijie Guo
>
> {quote}
> 191 Methods are synchronized using the ‘synchronized’ modifier in the
> declaration. It is not a good programming practise to use this modifier at
> method level. Normally, it is more recommendable to implement synchronized
> code blocks inside methods. The reason is very simple. If other people modify
> these methods later, it will not be easy for them to realise that the entire
> method is synchronized. They will surely expand the method with code that is
> not necessary to synchronize. In the long term, the application will become
> more and more linear in execution, taking way less advantage of the hardware
> resources, and will be slower.
> {quote}
> https://www.kiuwan.com/blog/analyzing_distributedlog_twitter-2/
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