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document JsonRecyclerPools.sharedBoundedPool()
- JsonRecyclerPools.newBoundedPool(int) takes a bounded queue size
- JsonRecyclerPools.sharedBoundedPool() takes no value for the bounded queue size - and the GLOBAL instance seems to have a bound of 100
- is it possible that we could document the behaviour of the JsonRecyclerPools.sharedBoundedPool()? -- including what happens when the bound is reached
- could we add
sharedBoundedPool(int)where users choose the size?
Ok so yes:
- When bound is reached, no more instances should be pooled (i.e. on returning a lease, buffer instance is just dropped)
- The whole idea of
sharedBoundedPool()is to be global, non-configurable, instance -- so I am not sure how it'd work when multiple factories tried to get shared instance with different configuration.
I guess partly this is due to connotations of "shared" -- I went back and forth between "global" and "shared". It really means "global"; and not something constructed on-demand for sharing. It's a global singleton.