Message961
I think we may be able to get away with a ConcurrentHashMap. It should offer better scalability than the one lock per table that comes with the Hashtable and is safer than the HashMap which doesn't have any syncronization. Im seeing roughly the same golden times I was seeing yesterday with a PyDictionary that has had its __finditem__(String) overriden and its Hashtable replaced with a ConcurrentHashMap.
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2008-02-20 17:17:21 | admin | link | issue1152612 messages |
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