John Zink wrote:
>
> Could you send me an example of StringBuffer pooling ?
> I am not quite sure what you mean.
>
Forget the StringBuffer pooling (with a modern JVM it
probably won't help much anyway). Your problem is that
touching bytes/chars one at a time is deadly slow. Fix
your reader to read/append arrays. Bonus points if you
can make the array as big as the request (so you end
up with a single read and a single append). You can
muck around further trying for more performance, but
fix the one-char-at-a-time problem first. (If you've
already done that, never mind :-)
--
Christopher St. John [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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