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pgrulich

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    Comment #47162518

    Yes, Hotspot performs Escape Analysis to avoid heap allocation. This is a nice article: https://shipilev.net/jvm/anatomy-quarks/18-scalar-replacemen...

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    Comment #33045221

    I was looking a bit in gdb frontende recently but still think it would be cool to have a chrome debug protocol adapter for gdb. Or is there something like this?

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    Comment #28826370

    I think its goddamn ;)

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    Comment #24857280

    Wow very interesting insights. Thanks for the write up.

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    Comment #23639175

    I think he confused the us billion (10⁹) with the german billion (10¹²) ;)

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    Comment #22717403

    So for getters and setters a Jit can inline the function call and in the end you have a direct memory access. In your example you have to cast because URLConnection could be a Http…

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    Comment #21551689

    Also Intel licensed x64 from AMD...

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    Comment #21289141

    Is not the openjdk available for arm? What do you need from Oracle? https://adoptopenjdk.net/releases.html#aarch64_linux

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    Comment #21071110

    True! I'm very happy about the general open-source culture in the graal project. They are in general very open for ideas and always support! That is very cool!

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    Comment #21068772

    So for Graal we have the situation that Graal EE (Enterprise Edition) has auto-vectorization. However, its not in the open-source version as Oracle holds it back. The implementatio…

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    Comment #20583945

    I usually open 192.168.0.1 which works quite good;)

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    I2 is an interactive development environment for real-time analysis pipelines, which is based on Apache Flink and Apache Zeppelin. The sheer amount of available streaming data freq…

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    Comment #15217099

    And it is definitely a full desktop os.

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