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package ognl;

/**
 * This class was previously intended to produce performance improvment.

 * This hand-made object pooling is now a bottleneck under high load.

 * We now rely on the new jvm garbage collection improvments to handle object allocation efficiently.
 * @deprecated object-pooling now relies on the jvm garbage collection
 */
public final class ObjectArrayPool extends Object
{
    public ObjectArrayPool()
    {
        super();
    }

    public Object[] create(int arraySize)
    {
        return new Object[arraySize];
    }

    public Object[] create(Object singleton)
    {
        Object[]        result = create(1);

        result[0] = singleton;
        return result;
    }

    public Object[] create(Object object1, Object object2)
    {
        Object[]        result = create(2);

        result[0] = object1;
        result[1] = object2;
        return result;
    }

    public Object[] create(Object object1, Object object2, Object object3)
    {
        Object[]        result = create(3);

        result[0] = object1;
        result[1] = object2;
        result[2] = object3;
        return result;
    }

    public Object[] create(Object object1, Object object2, Object object3, Object object4)
    {
        Object[]        result = create(4);

        result[0] = object1;
        result[1] = object2;
        result[2] = object3;
        result[3] = object4;
        return result;
    }

    public Object[] create(Object object1, Object object2, Object object3, Object object4, Object object5)
    {
        Object[]        result = create(5);

        result[0] = object1;
        result[1] = object2;
        result[2] = object3;
        result[3] = object4;
        result[4] = object5;
        return result;
    }

    /**
     * Recycle an array of Objects.
     * 
     * @param value an Object array to recycle (not used).
     * @deprecated object-pooling now relies on the jvm garbage collection
     */
    public void recycle(Object[] value)
    {
        // no need of recycling, we rely on the garbage collection efficiency
    }
}