Lock reservation for Java reconsidered
T Onodera, K Kawachiya, A Koseki - European Conference on Object …, 2004 - Springer
T Onodera, K Kawachiya, A Koseki
European Conference on Object-Oriented Programming, 2004•SpringerLock reservation, a powerful optimization for Java locks, is based on the observation that, in
Java, each lock tends to be dominantly acquired and released by a specific thread.
Reserving a lock for such a dominant thread allows the owner thread of the lock to acquire
and release the lock without any atomic read-modify-write instructions.
Java, each lock tends to be dominantly acquired and released by a specific thread.
Reserving a lock for such a dominant thread allows the owner thread of the lock to acquire
and release the lock without any atomic read-modify-write instructions.
Abstract
Lock reservation, a powerful optimization for Java locks, is based on the observation that, in Java, each lock tends to be dominantly acquired and released by a specific thread. Reserving a lock for such a dominant thread allows the owner thread of the lock to acquire and release the lock without any atomic read-modify-write instructions.
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