On 25. Oct 2017, at 00:30, Nat <nat....@gmail.com> wrote:
I wonder why Recycler$WeakOrderQueue has a finalize() method. Is it possible to make it non-finalizable object (probably by using PhantomReference)? The reason I asked because I was trying to debug a long GC pause and just noticed that there are a lot of WeakOrderQueue in the finalizer queue. (Note that so far I do not have a good evidence that this causes the problem yet. I just noticed that we have relatively high "Ref Proc" time even though ParallelRefProcEnabled is already turned on.
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I wonder why Recycler$WeakOrderQueue has a finalize() method. Is it possible to make it non-finalizable object (probably by using PhantomReference)? The reason I asked because I was trying to debug a long GC pause and just noticed that there are a lot of WeakOrderQueue in the finalizer queue. (Note that so far I do not have a good evidence that this causes the problem yet. I just noticed that we have relatively high "Ref Proc" time even though ParallelRefProcEnabled is already turned on.
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