JMOD files are used in Java to bundle libraries and resources, allowing developers to distribute their applications more efficiently. The impact of JMOD files on performance and memory usage largely depends on how they are utilized in applications.
When JMOD files are loaded, they may improve loading times by including only necessary components, thereby optimizing memory usage. However, if not managed properly, they can also result in increased overhead, potentially affecting performance and memory consumption negatively.
For example, if an application excessively uses multiple JMODs without considering the resources they consume, it might lead to higher memory usage, which can slow down the application.
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