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Improve performance #5539
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Can't you use Google Guava's Cache? 😇 Maybe, with Eclipse Collections Twin
OK, invalidation is worse (as it is not possible to invalidate all pairs having the same first value (easily)).
(I now that Tuples.pair(...) might be slower than your approach. Howver, I would like that the cache can be tweaked ^^).
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That looks complicated 😄 https://github.com/google/guava/wiki/CachesExplained#applicability has the nice explanation
I guess we do not need these cache features (but I've also never worked with Guave Caches...so I cannot appreciate them).
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This could also be a good place for Guava's Cache.