I looked at this post. It looks nice. However the authors or other aware people will tell me tricks with coding when HotSpot (does not depend on server or client or not Sun version) makes a code inline.
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I looked at this post. It looks nice. However the authors or other aware people will tell me tricks with coding when HotSpot (does not depend on server or client or not Sun version) makes a code inline.
Don’t waste your time on unreasonable optimization. Write you code simple, to make it easy to maintain, and let the JIT take care of optimization.
javacalmost never inline anything (which is good). JVM does it often (which is very good). Algorithms to determine when and how to do what optimization by JIT is a rocket science. Don’t try to make your code smarter than that.If you trying to gain performance, then use profiler. If you trying to make your code harder to reverseengineer, use tools like proguard.