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The JVM class loader by default reads a class on first reference to it in the code it's executing. Never refer to it, never gets loaded. Startup on the JVM is
by fiatmoney 11y ago
The JVM class loader by default reads a class on first reference to it in the code it's executing. Never refer to it, never gets loaded.
Startup on the JVM is more affected by the JIT warming up, and the heap getting into a "stable" configuration.
- jacques_chester 11y agoThanks for the correction.