Re: nullMethod and performances

GWT preserves the JAVA semantics of statics i.e. they are initialized on first access. This is achieved by calls to $clinit_.. methods that do the initialization. Within the body of these $clinit  functions, once initialization is complete,  they assign the nullMethod function to themselves. So the next time the $clinit method is called, the do nothing function is called.

So if this is a significant problem, avoid using statics.

On Thursday, August 2, 2012 3:40:04 AM UTC-4, Harold wrote:

Hi all,

I have noticed that with firefox almost 8% of the runtime time is in nullMethod function.

What does mean this nullMethod and what does generate calls to it ?

Thanks for your attention.

Regards,

Harold

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