As per subject, if in C/C++ is easy to find cache line size and deal with this issue whilst developing efficient MT code, how does Java VM deal with this?
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As per subject, if in C/C++ is easy to find cache line size and deal with this issue whilst developing efficient MT code, how does Java VM deal with this?
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Generally it doesn’t. You have to work this out for yourself. If it really matters you may have to use JNI to get low level details about the system.
Java on the other hand makes writing MT application easy by supporting it in the language from the start.