Initializing all Java classes at Start-Up

Posted by Hemos on Monday November 7, 2005 @12:35AM from the good-thinking-meekin dept.

Jean-Marie Dautelle writes "Java classes are initialized at first-use only which can introduce significant runtime delays detrimental to real-time or games applications (for which accurate scheduling is often required). To solve this problem, the latest open-source Javolution library supports initialization of all Java classes at start-up (e.g.javolution.lang.ClassInitializer.initializeAll(); // Initialize runtime classes (rt.jar) and all classes in classpath). Note: Runtime class initialization (rt.jar) takes typically a few seconds and about 3 Mbytes of memory."

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Firefox problem by Threni · 2005-11-07 01:19 · Score: 0, Offtopic

After e.g. and before ). There's a bunch of text that Firefox isn't rendering properly on my PC. Any ideas what I can do about it? I've seen it elsewhere, and fiddling with my fonts in the menu options didn't help.