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This article fails to say what this flag actually does. My understanding is that it makes 64 bit java use 32 bit pointers. Using the fact that all java memory i
by CJefferson 15y ago
This article fails to say what this flag actually does. My understanding is that it makes 64 bit java use 32 bit pointers. Using the fact that all java memory is 8 byte aligned, a 32 bit pointer gets you a 32gb memory space.
- leneghan 15y agoThanks for the feedback, I have now added a bit more information to the background section as well as a link to a full writeup of how it is done.