You mean using directBuffers in java - that could be, if the JIT fails to remove the bound checks.
It should never be an issue in native code, of course. But yes - it's possible that it happens with Java code. In that case you'd need print assembly and looking at the generated code.
Some libraries have 'switched' to straight unsafe use (which has no bound checks, of course), so there is that.
It should never be an issue in native code, of course. But yes - it's possible that it happens with Java code. In that case you'd need print assembly and looking at the generated code.
Some libraries have 'switched' to straight unsafe use (which has no bound checks, of course), so there is that.