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** Description changed:

  Currently if a process is running a long time and various hotspot
  optimizations are done they will be lost if the process closes. The
  optimizations could be saved somewhere on the hard disk drive and loaded
- again if the related process starts again. This way OpenJDK appliactions
+ again if the related process starts again. This way OpenJDK applications
  could profit from much more peak performance and avoid countless times
  doing the same optimizations which will result in a lower performance at
  every beginning of a process.

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Title:
  Keeping hotspot optimizations after the process closes

Status in “openjdk-7” package in Ubuntu:
  New

Bug description:
  Currently if a process is running a long time and various hotspot
  optimizations are done they will be lost if the process closes. The
  optimizations could be saved somewhere on the hard disk drive and
  loaded again if the related process starts again. This way OpenJDK
  applications could profit from much more peak performance and avoid
  countless times doing the same optimizations which will result in a
  lower performance at every beginning of a process.

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