Should these migrate to jboss-common so they can come from there in
future releases? Or if not come from there for JBC use, be available to
projects outside JBC?
Manik Surtani wrote:
Guys,
I have created 3 new collection impls in trunk - ImmutableListCopy,
ImmutableSetCopy and ImmutableMapCopy. I have also ported the first 2
to branch 2.2.x (the reason why I didnt port the third is because the
MapCopy which it replaces can get serialized and I don't want to break
binary compat).
See the Javadoc of these classes for more details, but in a nutshell
these are very efficient alternatives to the "immutable and defensively
copied" idiom. I.e., if you ever find yourself doing:
return Collections.unmodifiableList(new ArrayList(internalList))
you should consider ImmutableListCopy instead. Constructon time is
about a tenth of the combined time it takes to create an ArrayList and
then wrap it in an UnmodifiableList. Also, iteration is very quick
since the internal array is immutable. Please keep this in mind when
working on JBC code.
Cheers,
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Lead, JBoss Cache
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