I'm glad you like my article. I wasted far too much time researching and profiling my solutions. I'm writing a blog post every one to two weeks, so I hope you'll come back.

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Xcode doesn't know about Java's internals, so it doesn't know about Java frames, although it can help with native traces.

(author here) This is part of a series of blog post. The next blog posts are: https://mostlynerdless.de/blog/2025/07/30/java-25s-new-cpu-t... (on the implementation) https://mostlynerdless.de/blog/2025/08/25/java-25s-new-cpu-t... (on sizing the queue) and a fourth on improving the performance: https://mostlynerdless.de/blog/2025/09/01/java-25s-new-cpu-t...

Maybe add those links in the posts themselves. The first one mentions what the second one will be about, you could just turn that into a link. Or have a bullet list of all the links you add to each post in the series.

Thanks for the recommendation.

And a thank you to all the other amazing companies. The work on the JEP is chiefly sponsored by SAP (with help from Datadog and Amazon).

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(I'm the author) Every wondered how C data structures are layouted and aligned in memory? Every wondered how C data structures are layouted and aligned in memory? This is the topic of the newest blog post in my hello-ebpf series.

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Many JFR events don't have any descriptions, so I tried to autogenerate them using AI. I'm the author, ask me anything.

With the upcoming Java version, you can easily use native functions.

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I'm the author. I just released a new version of my open-source profiling plugin for IntelliJ, which allows you to profile Maven projects.