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 Java performance niggles?Welcome to the Javamex discussion forums. To get the ball rolling, here is an open question: what are your "favourite" Java performance pr… Started by Neil CoffeyLatest Reply |
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How to setup JProfiler ?How to setup JProfiler ? Started by Javin Paul |
0 | Apr 5, 2012 |
Stop variables and volatilityHi folks, In the article about stopping a thread, it was said that a stop variable needs to be volitile. I can see that if the variable is… Started by Stoodles |
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Mar 25, 2012 Reply by Stoodles |
Online survey for IT/Software professionals in USHI all, I am presently conducting an online survey for IT/Software professionals in USA as a part of my MBA dissertation, i appreciate the… Started by Vivek Jothi |
0 | Jun 21, 2011 |
Brute ForceHi my name is George. I want to make a program generate all the possible characters of length 8 using all the characters in charSet char[… Started by George Mourtasagas |
0 | Mar 13, 2010 |
Find password with dictionary attackI have 2 files , one zip file and one txt file. I want to find out the password of the zip file with the help of txt file.In txt file I hav… Started by George Mourtasagas |
0 | Feb 7, 2010 |
Volatile arrays in JavaYou are writing on this page that : "declaring an array volatile does not give volatile access to its fields" and also it is unsafe to call… Started by Roman Romm |
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Feb 3, 2010 Reply by Magnus Eriksson |
On thread profilingNeil - I think you've done an impressive job with your thread-profiling package. Let me relay my experience on the subject, which is in ple… Started by Michael R. Dunlavey |
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Nov 23, 2009 Reply by Michael R. Dunlavey |
Java performance niggles?Welcome to the Javamex discussion forums. To get the ball rolling, here is an open question: what are your "favourite" Java performance pr… Started by Neil Coffey |
0 | Feb 10, 2009 |
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