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This doesn't make much sense. Using object pools and and off-heap data structures doesn't warp the code that much, if at all. You still end up with pretty much
by dnomad 8y ago
This doesn't make much sense. Using object pools and and off-heap data structures doesn't warp the code that much, if at all. You still end up with pretty much all clean, simple Java code.
I've seen (10+ years old) low-latency Java apps where people avoid using any OO (ie everything is static methods)... and even then the code was still often easier to maintain and understand than equivalent C++ applications. Nobody does this any more anyways.