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Jun 16, 2022 1 hr 56 min

36: Trino plans to jump to Java 17

from Trino Community Broadcast

As Trino preps to jump to Java 17, we discuss the latest features added Java 11 to Java 17, talk with Martin through a few of the potential uses of new features like the Vector API, language improvements, and G1GC speedups, and finally, we will dive into discussing some of the features that we'll be implementing in the upcoming months under a new project in Trino! - Intro song: 00:00 - Intro: 00:36 - Releases: 8:17 - Question of the episode: Will Trino be making a vectorized C++ version of Trino workers?: 19:22 - Concept of the episode: Java 17 and rearchitecting Trino: 36:39 - Java 17 Updates: Performance: 40:10 - Java 17 Updates: Garbage collectors: 46:45 - Java 17 Updates: Java auto-vectorization: 1:06:22 - Java 17 Updates: Java Vector API: 1:12:08 - Java 17 Updates: Language features: 1:17:14 - Rearchitecting Trino: Update to Java 17: 1:27:19 - Rearchitecting Trino: Revamping Trino: 1:32:36 - Rearchitecting Trino: Project Hummingbird: 1:39:40 - Pull requests of the episode: PR 4649: Disable JIT byte code recompilation cutoffs in default jvm.config: 1:42:31 - Demo of the episode: FizzBuzz - SIMD style!: 1:49:18 Show Notes: https://trino.io/episodes/36.html Show Page: https://trino.io/broadcast/

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