[reporter="j.bachorik", created="Thu, 10 Jul 2014 20:48:14 +0200"]

Frequently used BTrace functions (like "print" or "println") require access to the BTrace runtime associated with the current thread. This access incurs additional overhead which is avoidable. The current BTrace runtime is resolved right upon entering the handler method and so it can be stored in a local variable for fast reuse later.