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⏲ Duration: 33 min 99 sec
✓ Published: 10-Sep-2015
✓ Published: 10-Sep-2015
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Think your code is running? Think Again!nnWhen we think about out application running we tend to think of lines of code following each other as the machine obeys our script, the reality is somewhat different.nIn this talk we'll have a look at the gap between the lines, where surprising amounts of time can be spent, some of the topics covered:n* Placing the Java program on the stack: HW/OS/Processn* Open to interpretation: from your code to assemblyn* When the JVM stops (and the promise of a
Think your code is running? Think Again!nnWhen we think about out application running we tend to think of lines of code following each other as the machine obeys our script, the reality is somewhat different.nIn this talk we'll have a look at the gap between the lines, where surprising amounts of time can be spent, some of the topics covered:n* Placing the Java program on the stack: HW/OS/Processn* Open to interpretation: from your code to assemblyn* When the JVM stops (and the promise of a
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