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A GWT-compatible port of JBox2D, for use with PlayN games.

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package org.jbox2d.pooling.arrays;

import java.util.HashMap;

public class FloatArray {

	private static class TLHashMap extends ThreadLocal>{
		@Override
    protected HashMap initialValue(){
			return new HashMap();
		}
	}
	
	private final TLHashMap tlMap = new TLHashMap();
	
	public float[] get( int argLength){
		assert(argLength > 0);
		
		HashMap map = tlMap.get();
		
		if(!map.containsKey(argLength)){
			map.put(argLength, getInitializedArray(argLength));
		}
		
		assert(map.get(argLength).length == argLength) : "Array not built of correct length";
		return map.get(argLength);
	}
	
	protected float[] getInitializedArray(int argLength){
		return new float[argLength];
	}
}