Call to 'notify()' instead of 'notifyAll()'

Last modified: 03 December 2024

Reports calls to Object.notify(). While occasionally useful, in almost all cases Object.notifyAll() is a better choice because calling Object.notify() may lead to deadlocks. See Doug Lea's Concurrent Programming in Java for a discussion.

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