Scoped Physical Memory
There are two types of scoped physical memory: LTPhysicalMemory and VTPhysicalMemory. Like ImmortalPhysicalMemory, these scoped physical memory classes behave like their built-in analogs except for their memory constraints.
Scoped physical memory objects can be created whenever you would create a regular scoped memory object. In particular, they will frequently be created in other scopes. Example 18-1 shows the use of scoped physical memory.
Example 18-1. Using Scoped Physical Memory
class Action implements Runnable{ int j; public void run() { // Memory allocated by Integer.valueOf // will be allocated in "fast" memory Integer n = Integer.valueOf(args[j]); intArgs[j] = n.intValue(); } } // Get 8k of fast memory fast = ... |
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