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Tag Archives: benchmark
Autoboxing Performance
Preface Because of my previous post about autoboxing I get many search queries about autoboxing performance. Now I’m curious, too. So let’s get ready for some benchmarks. When we talk about boxing performance, then we always have two sides. Throughput … Continue reading
micro benchmarking with openjdks jmh
Micro benchmarking in Java What is micro benchmarking? It’s for benchmarking very small parts of logic. Small like e.g. arraylist.add or string.split. Why do we have a problem with micro benchmarking? Often you encounter some blog post where someone claims that … Continue reading