Java's bytecode is compiled into native code at runtime (similar to how C++ is compiled).
Technically Java's compilation is even fancier than a C++ toolchain because it can use runtime information to make better decisions that aren't feasible with an AOT toolchain (oh I see you mainly reference a certain virtual call -> devirtualize the call, etc).
It must be really hard to be the Apple guy in this situation.
You have to sit across from these people that have totally stolen your lunch and smile as you give them more business. Because you know if they decide to stop doing business with you, your other options are far, far worse.
What people don't know is that Ballmer is a secret Linux FOSS champion. In reality, he's actually Richard Stallman's secret half brother and together they're going to bring down the largest proprietary software company in the world.
It is fairly dated with last news back in 2009. If some effort is taken to update it, wouldn't it be better to have your invention used in a greater variety of platforms to solve the two forth-mentioned problems?
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Zip functionality is in the core System namespace with .NET.
Most apps don't require special native functionality.
Can you imagine the media frenzy of Bill Gates returning to helm Microsoft?
If it happens, I hope the theme is the imperial march.
That said, it'd probably do wonders for Microsoft. Bill Gates is kind of a bastard but he gets shit done
Because Tesla is supposedly becoming successful.
If the iPhone is like Tesla, then the new Windows smartphones would be like a Yugo.
Please people, seed my personal files that you can't see!
Mylyn has TFS too, along with every other major project management system:
http://www.tasktop.com/connectors/
Java's bytecode is compiled into native code at runtime (similar to how C++ is compiled).
Technically Java's compilation is even fancier than a C++ toolchain because it can use runtime information to make better decisions that aren't feasible with an AOT toolchain (oh I see you mainly reference a certain virtual call -> devirtualize the call, etc).
How's your reading comprehenion, chocho: "4. Then you try to debug your app and it runs out of Java heap space."
Whats that thing they say about poor workmen?
FWIW I use Eclipse on Linux doesn't have that issue.
Effective project management is pretty hard to implement properly (ask most developers).
Eclipse's Mylyn integration goes a long way towards making that aspect easier.
IntelliJ is definitely a great IDE as well.
Fuck that shit bitch, butterflies for life.
Check out the new Kepler release. Kepler was an iteration with a focus on improving the performance issues Juno had.
http://eclipse.org/kepler/
Kepler is pretty nice UX wise.
Eclipse struggled a bit with the Eclipse 4 release but the new version Kepler is fantastic.
Visual Studio is great if you're developing for Microsoft platforms.
Fortunately, Microsoft platforms are growing less relevant by the day.
It must be really hard to be the Apple guy in this situation.
You have to sit across from these people that have totally stolen your lunch and smile as you give them more business. Because you know if they decide to stop doing business with you, your other options are far, far worse.
Properly written Android apps are pretty snappy and they're written in Java.
Granted they run on a different kind of virtual machine but overall it's still pretty similar to the Java runtime.
I think I had one of those at TGIFridays one time.
Not just your person but do you want to be around someone who's permanently recording everything in their area?
DICE gotta pay them bills!
The solution is simple then: never, ever give raises.
What people don't know is that Ballmer is a secret Linux FOSS champion. In reality, he's actually Richard Stallman's secret half brother and together they're going to bring down the largest proprietary software company in the world.
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It is fairly dated with last news back in 2009. If some effort is taken to update it, wouldn't it be better to have your invention used in a greater variety of platforms to solve the two forth-mentioned problems?
I C what you did there...
It's a shame Ballmer was talking out of his first choice of a marketing slogan:
NEW! Windows 8.1! because you're a moron and will buy whatever we say!