Don’t know if this is sarcasm, but no, doubtful it’s a secret. Or might depend on the JVM license. OpenJDK obviously has no secrets.
But otherwise, assembly overrides for hot paths in execution targets that support them aren’t actually a big secret, just that they’re rarely visible. Think Go has a lot of processed architecture specific assembly for some functions, especially crypto iirc.
But otherwise, assembly overrides for hot paths in execution targets that support them aren’t actually a big secret, just that they’re rarely visible. Think Go has a lot of processed architecture specific assembly for some functions, especially crypto iirc.