The JVM Write Barrier - Card Marking
In Java, not all value stores are created equal, in particular storing object references is different to storing primitive values. This makes perfect sense when we consider that the JVM is a magical place where object allocation, relocation and deletion are somebody else's problem. So while in theory writing a reference field is the same as writing the same sized primitive (an int on 32bit JVMs or
Direct Memory Alignment in Java
Summary: First in a quick(hopefully) series of posts on memory alignment in Java. This post introduces memory alignment, shows how to get memory aligned blocks, and offers an experiment and some results concerning unaligned memory performance. Since the first days of Java, one of the things you normally didn't need to worry about was memory. This was a good thing for all involved who cared little
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135 Million messages a second between processes in pure Java
