Examples of TinyHashSet

com.sleepycat.je.utilint.TinyHashSet
TinyHashSet is used to optimize (for speed, not space) the case where a HashSet generally holds a single element. This saves us the cost of creating the HashSet and related elements as well as call Object.hashCode(). If single != null, it's the only element in the TinyHashSet. If set != null then there are multiple elements in the TinyHashSet. It should never be true that (single != null) && (set != null).

Examples of com.sleepycat.je.utilint.TinyHashSet

        final TinyHashSet<ThreadLocker> set = threadLockers.get(thread);
        if (set != null) {
            final boolean added = set.add(locker);
            assert added;
        } else {
            threadLockers.put(thread, new TinyHashSet(locker));
        }
    }

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Examples of com.sleepycat.je.utilint.TinyHashSet

        final TinyHashSet<ThreadLocker> set = threadLockers.get(thread);
        if (set != null) {
            final boolean added = set.add(locker);
            assert added;
        } else {
            threadLockers.put(thread, new TinyHashSet(locker));
        }
    }

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Examples of com.sleepycat.je.utilint.TinyHashSet

    private long lastDeltaVersion = DbLsn.NULL_LSN;
    private int numDeltasSinceLastFull; // num deltas logged
    private boolean prohibitNextDelta;  // disallow delta on next log


    public BIN() {
        cursorSet = new TinyHashSet();
        numDeltasSinceLastFull = 0;
        prohibitNextDelta = false;
    }

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Examples of com.sleepycat.je.utilint.TinyHashSet

         byte[] identifierKey,
         int maxEntriesPerNode,
         int level) {
        super(db, identifierKey, maxEntriesPerNode, level);


        cursorSet = new TinyHashSet();
        numDeltasSinceLastFull = 0;
        prohibitNextDelta = false;
    }

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