On 12/4/16, 1:21 PM, Scott Palmer wrote:
Excuse me if this is the wrong list for this discussion. Please direct me to
the right place if this isn’t it.
When doing an analysis of garbage generation in our application we discovered a
significant number of redundant strings generated by the clas
Hi Aleksej,
We await this backport for migrating our system into JDK 8.
If you want some help to progress it, please let me know :)
Thanks,
Yuji
2016-08-04 9:35 GMT+09:00 KUBOTA Yuji :
> Hi Aleksej,
>
> Thank you very much!
> If you need some help about the patch, please mention me :)
>
> Thanks
Hi Scott,
On 12/04/2016 01:21 PM, Scott Palmer wrote:
Excuse me if this is the wrong list for this discussion. Please direct me to
the right place if this isn’t it.
I think this is a good place based on the aspects you're addressing.
When doing an analysis of garbage generation in our app
Excuse me if this is the wrong list for this discussion. Please direct me to
the right place if this isn’t it.
When doing an analysis of garbage generation in our application we discovered a
significant number of redundant strings generated by the class loader. In my
case there are hundreds o
Thank you Claes for looking into it!
On 04.12.2016 16:48, Claes Redestad wrote:
Hi Ivan,
as this adds a new public API I guess it's too late for 9 at this
point, but here's a few
comments anyhow:
Yes, of course.
If people find it useful, I would expect it to go to jdk 10.
- you could use
Hi Ivan,
as this adds a new public API I guess it's too late for 9 at this point,
but here's a few
comments anyhow:
- you could use Arrays.fill(byte[], int, int, byte) for LATIN-1 case in
AbstractStringBuilder.
Might not make it much faster (unless there are intrinsics at play, but
perhaps a
Hello!
There are several places in JDK where the same character is appended to
a StringBuilder object multiple times (usually padding).
With each append there are a few routine checks performed.
They could have been done only once, if we had a method for appending
multiple copies at a time.
A
