Guys, What do you think about the following recomendations? These are only 'recomendations' and not must have rules, but if these recomendations will become 'official' it will improve the quality of API in the long perspective.
1) Try avoid "magic number" nor "magic strings" in code ( the constant name by itself can be a good comment ) 2) Try to make all objects used for synchronization 'final' (we have a lot of non-final monitors in API, so we give a chance to bugs) 3) Never call to Boolean of Integer contructors (performance issue, there are a lot of such calls in our API) 4) Never do manual array copying (our crypto API does ) 5) Check if it's possible to make method static or private (performance issue, will help to devirtualizer a lot) On 5/25/06, Geir Magnusson Jr <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Nice! Well done!
-- Mikhail Fursov Intel Middleware Products Division
