By nikosmar
via javacodegeeks.com
Published: Oct 11 2012 / 06:05
A couple of months ago I was reading up on Complex Event Processing in Java and ways to achieve low latency. At the end of my hour long research I figured out that even if your application is well written and your methods run mostly in 0(log n) time, and you are using some bleeding edge hardware solutions, there is still some time consumed by the VM during its interpretation of the bytecode.
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