the lazy thread-safe singleton
instantion is kinda not easy to
understand to every coder
No, it’s actually very, very easy:
public class Singleton{
private final static Singleton instance = new Singleton();
private Singleton(){ ... }
public static Singleton getInstance(){ return instance; }
}
Better yet, make it an enum:
public enum Singleton{
INSTANCE;
private Singleton(){ ... }
}
It’s threadsafe, and it’s lazy (initialization happens at class loading time, and Java does not load classes until they are are first referred).
Fact is, 99% of the time you don’t need lazy loading at all. And out of the remaining 1%, in 0.9% the above is perfectly lazy enough.
Have you run a profiler and determined that your app belings to the 0.01% that really needs lazy-loading-at-first-access? Didn’t think so. Then why are you wasting your time concocting these Rube Goldbergesque code abominations to solve a non-existing problem?