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The JavaChannel Podcast, Episode XVII (17)

The XVIIth podcast is live! … one wonders why the Roman Empire didn’t last much longer, doesn’t one. One also wonders how long one can refer to oneself in the whatever-person this is. (It’s… second-person? No, folks, it’s “third person.” English grammer fumbling and lesson over.) In this podcast, we chase a few things: the discussion topic centers back around on Python vs. Java, and why one might encounter one...

Aug 29, 2018 — 3 minute(s) read

#case #concurrenty #equals #hibernate #jakarta-ee #java-12 #java-ee #jep #kotlin #pdf #podcast #podcast-17 #spring #spring-boot #switch #systemd #threads #tomee

Using multiple cores, the basics

The problem with multicore code Having an application use more than one CPU during its execution introduces an explosion of execution paths. Instead of a simple “first Java executes the first line of this method, then, it executes the second line of this method, all the way to the end,” it becomes: “An arbitrarily chosen thread chooses an arbitrary number of instructions to execute, then the VM will make an arbitrary choice as to whether...

Jun 29, 2018 — 9 minute(s) read

#concurrency #memory-model #threads