Joseph Shraibman wrote:
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> No, it cannot be static.
>
Well actually there could be static variables, but they could not be
used directly. It might pay just to keep them around to clone() so we
don't have to reconstruct them for every method that uses them. But the
performance gain would be minimal and would add a bit of confusion to
the code, so I don't suggest it.
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