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MutableDirectBuffer methods to put string could accept CharSequence #238
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This change would have a performance impact. Fetching each character would be an invoke interface operation. |
I remembered that CHA for interfaces was somehow fixed, but now rereading bugs in OpenJDK Jira I see that this is no the case. Pity. Anyway, thanks for your time. |
If it's important then you could add an overload and have one version of the method for the String, one for the CharSequence. Then anyone using Strings would get the benefit of the more specific method and there's still a more general alterntive. |
To me it seems that in environment with low allocation one would reuse buffers and not have Strings that can be passed to that API. I can manage my use case and just copy and modify If there is interest in any particular solution I can prototype it and provide a PR for experimentation. |
We would accept a PR with the overloaded methods added on the |
What is the code change?
Currently methods on
MutableDirectBuffer
that treatString
as ASCII strings acceptjava.lang.String
. I encountered a case where this is a limitation and wanted to bring it up for some feedback. Methods in question:Rationale
In environment where buffers and objects are reused to not allocate anything it seems reasonable to me to use
CharSequence
instead ofString
whenever possible.I am dealing with Log4j2 internal API that is written to not allocate objects and I need to pass (reusable)
StringBuilder
to it. Then I would like to serialise it to the Agrona ring buffer (viaExpandableArrayBuffer
).Implementation
Changing the API of
MutableDirectBuffer
and all implementations "just work" and the project compiles and all tests pass. Nevertheless this change is in a core class and it does not appear to be a binary compatible change.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: