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Hi Barbara, On Fri, 20 Jun 2003, Barbara Morris wrote: > > beginObjGroup (env : 10000); // guess the maximum number of objects > I'm not sure if I have this correct or not, but this web page at Sun ( http://java.sun.com/docs/books/jni/html/refs.html ) seems to imply that the 10000 you used in your example is not a fixed-limit. In fact, it says that if you do not call PushLocalFrame or EnsureLocalCapacity, the number defaults to 16! If my program was running with only 16-preallocated, is there an advantage to preallocating 10000 objects? Would it perform better? Would that use up a lot of extra memory? Or, am I just completely confused?
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