Virtual threads represent a lighter-weight approach to multi-threaded applications than the traditional Java model, which uses one thread of execution per application request.
The second of these stages is commonly the last development phase before incorporation as a standard under OpenJDK. Previews are for features set to become part of the standard Java SE language, while incubation refers to separate modules such as APIs. Project Loom features that reached their second preview and incubation stage, respectively, in Java 20 included virtual threads and structured concurrency. And for RPM, 11.0.9.1+1 would be the same as 11.0.9+11 that we already released in October.The features are part of a broader set of projects undertaken within the Open Java Development Kit ( OpenJDK) open source community: Project Loom, for performance and efficiency Project Amber language improvements for developer productivity Project Leyden, which seeks to reduce Java startup time, warmup time and footprint Panama, for connecting with non-Java code Valhalla, for better memory throughput and performance and the ZGC low-latency garbage collector. For example, Semver 2.0.0, which we expose in our API, does not allow for version numbers with four parts. We know that this might cause confusion, but we cannot accommodate version numbers with four parts in every place. In some places, most notably in the version strings of our Linux packages, 11.0.9.1+1 is identified as 11.0.9+11.2. New and Noteworthy A Note About Our Versioning List of security fixes and other fixes in OpenJDK 11.0.9.1īecause the regressions are not present in AdoptOpenJDK 11.0.9 with OpenJ9, there is no new version of AdoptOpenJDK 11.0.9 with OpenJ9. List of security fixes and other fixes in OpenJDK 8u275 As always, all binaries are thoroughly tested and available free of charge without usage restrictions on a wide range of platforms.
These regressions have been fixed in 8u275 and 11.0.9.1. The OpenJDK project identified regressions in OpenJDK 8u272 and 11.0.9 that could crash the virtual machine. AdoptOpenJDK is happy to announce the immediate availability of AdoptOpenJDK 8u275 and 11.0.9.1.
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