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Unless the stack is used, the memory of those stack threads is never resident, so it doesn’t create memory pressure.
by ec109685 5y ago
Unless the stack is used, the memory of those stack threads is never resident, so it doesn’t create memory pressure.
- DaiPlusPlus 5y agoThat depends on how the memory-pages of the stack-space of the threads is managed. That could still result in memory-fragmentation and disk-paging.
- ec109685 5y agoAt least the last time I tested on Java, resident memory << virtual memory as idle thread count increased.