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Component Upgrade
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Resolution: Obsolete
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Description
Versions of jboss-logging-processor 1.1.0.Final and later generate much more efficient code.
This is how the generated code by 1.0.0.Final looks like:
public final void debugEJBPolicyModuleDelegateState(final String methodName, final String interfaceName, final String requiredRoles) { super.log.logf(FQCN, (Logger.Level.DEBUG), null, ((projectCode +"000291: ")+ debugEJBPolicyModuleDelegateState$str()), methodName, interfaceName, requiredRoles); }
As you can see from (projectCode "000291: ") debugEJBPolicyModuleDelegateState$str() it still allocates new strings even if debug logging is not on.
This is how the generated code by 1.1.0.Final and later looks like:
public final void debugEJBPolicyModuleDelegateState(final java.lang.String methodName, final java.lang.String interfaceName, final java.lang.String requiredRoles) { super.log.logf(FQCN, (org.jboss.logging.Logger.Level.DEBUG), null, debugEJBPolicyModuleDelegateState$str(), methodName, interfaceName, requiredRoles); }
No more new strings are allocated.
