I do some hefty computing in the inner loop of a graphics application. In
Java I used the new operator a lot since, as many authors assured me, the
Java run-time would implement that very efficient with inline code that
required little overhead.
Does the JIT-compiler optimize my code accordingly?
Since I use the new operator a zillion times in my code, does it mean that
there are a zillion objects created and a zillion instances garbage
collected, or does the compiler optimize that overhead away?