JMH slides from Portland Java User Group

[Aleksey Shipilev]

Hi Trask,

On 02/11/2015 01:10 PM, Trask Stalnaker wrote:
> I just wanted to share some slides I used recently for a JMH talk at my
> local Java user group.
> 
> http://trask.github.io/pjug-jmh

Thanks, it's heartwarming to see JMH Samples provide enough substrate to
base on :)

A few comments before the link is out:

 * I wish people stop using explicit Blackhole when an implicit return
is cleaner. Explicit Blackhole is only needed when you have multiple
values to consume, and you can't/won't return the wrapper.

 * @Group is about asymmetric benchmarks, not multithreading benchmarks
per se. You can run the symmetric multithreaded benchmarks without
@Group, just by adding the threads.

 * Nice observation about "private final int x" and constant folding, we
should do that in samples. In fact, contributions to the sample code and
language are appreciated.

-Aleksey.