That leaves off basically the whole point of it: JVM-native blocking calls don’t have to actually block, they can do an OS-native async call, and do some other work on the thread, returning upon completion.
Since Java uses very little FFI, it will benefit greatly from this automagical “no more blockingness”, of course only when there is some other available work in the meanwhile. Servers are the best fit for that.
Since Java uses very little FFI, it will benefit greatly from this automagical “no more blockingness”, of course only when there is some other available work in the meanwhile. Servers are the best fit for that.