Mark Wielaard wrote:
Hi,
On Sun, 2005-12-11 at 14:20 +0100, Guilhem Lavaux wrote:
Using ant we may have discovered that multiple creation of a
SimpleDateFormat object can lead to a big slowdown. I am proposing the
addition of a simple cache system. LocaleCache would cache
ResourceBundle objects and some parsed strings in a WeakHashMap. If it
is needed LocaleCache will create these objects and in the other case
extract them directly from the cache.
This patch shows DateFormatSymbols can be easily modified to follow this
scheme.
If you are really seeing big speedups then this makes sense. Do you have
an indication of how much time/resources are involved?
I first wanted to test on ant's build itself but it hasn't improved
anything. I (or mnemoc) will test eclipse's build...
Some comments on this patch.
- The cache can be accessed from multiple Threads so all access should
be synchronized.
Ok. No problem.
- When does Locale.toString() every return the empty String?
If both language and variants are empty. We should never use this case
though.
- In getZoneStrings() you now catch/handle the case of a
MissingResourceException. Why wasn't this needed before? Does this
change the semantics?
I haven't changed the semantics. The catch was already there. By the
way, I will also remove the code from DateFormatSymbols in the next
patch as it becomes unused.
- The use of ClassLoader.getSystemClassLoader() cannot be done in all
context. If you know this is safe here (I believe it is) then you can
use a doPrivilieged() call here. Or maybe even add a new Action for
getting the System Class Loader in gnu.java.security.action since it is
done more often in the core classes. (This was wrong in the original
code so isn't a new issue. If you decide not to fix it then please file
a bug report for it.)
Ok. I will fix this...
Minor nitpicks:
- There are multiple lines > 80 chars.
- There should be spaces around all operators like + or =.
Ok.
I'll post a new patch asap.
Cheers,
Guilhem.
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