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7357: Double-Checked Locking in Agent Plugin code #282
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Actually, singleton field need also to be volatile
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see https://shipilev.net/blog/2014/safe-public-construction/ for more info
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Indeed. I haven't checked, but couldn't all this be avoided by simply creating the singleton at the field declaration - does it really have to be lazily created?
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We could have created a Singleton in field declaration if below points were true :
- If we had only "PresetRepository" as a main class with Singleton (Currently this is a factory).
- Likelihood of "PresetRepository" object required all the time of JMC's lifecycle .
- "- does it really have to be lazily created?"
- Singleton Object + init (PresetRepository.addLocalPresetTo(...) ) is doing a File Operation.
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Actually, singleton field need also to be
volatile
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see https://shipilev.net/blog/2014/safe-public-construction/ for more info
Thanks @jpbempel that was an informative article and added volatile
to the field declaration, with this neither Fortify nor apptest complained.
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Trivial Fortify warning fix
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