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It's not a JIT problem, it's a VM problem. Graal uses the same VM with a different (or additional JIT) JIT and inherits the same (intentional) 2 GB limitations.
by needusername 8y ago
It's not a JIT problem, it's a VM problem. Graal uses the same VM with a different (or additional JIT) JIT and inherits the same (intentional) 2 GB limitations.
While J9 can give you larger arrays AFAIK you're not guaranteed to get a single, contiguous memory region. You won't notice in Java but JNI criticals may return copies.
I haven't tested Zing, but Zulu is just HotSpot.