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👋 Welcome back Glavo! A progress list of the required criteria for merging this PR into |
Good cleanup. Filed an issue: https://bugs.openjdk.org/browse/JDK-8302603 |
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hs.add(aliases[i]); | ||
aliasSet = Collections.unmodifiableSet(hs); | ||
if (aliasSet == null) | ||
aliasSet = Set.of(aliases); |
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Given that this is racy then it might be better to use a local and avoid someone reading this code puzzling over whether it can return null, e.g.
Set<String> aliasSet = this.aliasSet;
if (aliasSet == null) {
this.aliasSet = aliasSet = Set.of(aliases);
}
You can also drop explicitly initialising it null at line 670.
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I have updated the code.
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I have updated the code.
Thanks for the update. I think it looks okay although "as" looks a bit strange here, I think I would use aliasSet or something better.
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I have updated the code.
Thanks for the update. I think it looks okay although "as" looks a bit strange here, I think I would use aliasSet or something better.
Well, the name as
is a bit strange. I didn't use the name aliasSet
because I didn't want to shadow the field.
Now I simply name it set
. I think this name is clear enough in this context.
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LGTM
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LGTM. Thanks for the fix! I will sponsor it.
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Going to push as commit 5489c82.
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A small patch, using
Set.of
instead ofCollections.unmodifiableSet()
ofCharset#aliasSet
.The alias should not be null, and the aliasSet is an immutable copy, so it is safe to use
Set.of
.I have investigated all charsets, most of charsets have no more than 4 aliases, and the maximum is only 17.
In this case, the performance difference between immutable sets and HashSet can be ignored, and the memory footprint of immutable sets is smaller.
I need someone to help me open an Issue on JBS. Thank you very much.
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