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Allocate Java objects from method stack instead of the program heap.

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stack-alloc

This is an adaptation of Martin Dvorak's 2008 stack-alloc project.

The source code was copied from https://github.com/gsimard/jbullet/tree/a98759025dbffa5dcdf77897c75f09b69a75279b, and Gradle build scripts were added.

This library consists of 2 packages:

cz.advel.stack.instrument - to instrument Java class files, and
cz.advel.stack - to allocate memory at runtime.

The instrumentation package depends on:

the "asm-all" library to manipulate Java bytecode, and
the "ant" library to interface with Apache Ant build tools.

External links

Original project announcement and discussion: https://jvm-gaming.org/t/jstackalloc-stack-allocation-of-value-objects-in-java/31983
Pre-built Maven artifacts at the Maven Central Repository: https://search.maven.org/artifact/com.github.stephengold/stack-alloc
Gradle project to build the "asm-all" library: https://github.com/stephengold/asm
The Apache Ant project: https://ant.apache.org/