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8304420: Regression ~11% with Javac-Generates on all platforms in b14 #13104
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This patch fixes a performance regression introduced by JDK-8303820. The new code for dealing with type metadata makes excessive use of streams and optionals, leading to performance degradation. I've tweaked the code to use plain for loops, and also to use
null
instead of optionals. I've also added a newgetMetadata
method which accepts a map function (if metadata is found) as well as a default value (if metadata is not found) which makes usage from clients similar to just using optionals. This seems to revert performance numbers to what they were before the fix.Progress
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$ git checkout pull/13104
$ git pull https://git.openjdk.org/jdk.git pull/13104/head
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$ git pr checkout 13104
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