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Simon Brown

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Casting affects performance? Posted: Sep 10, 2003 11:07 AM
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One of the only websites that I can access from the client site that I'm on is the IBM site, and I must admit that it's not on my list of Java related sites that I regularly visit. So, scanning through some of the forums I came across this thread about the overhead of performing object casting in Java. Interesting, and something that I've never really thought about before. I can certainly see how running all the various checks at runtime can introduce some overhead but I imagine that it's still fairly tiny. I've not read the book that's mentioned (Java Performance Tuning) but perhaps I might look it up now. Hmmm ... interesting.

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