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And old mainframe paper-tape bootloaders, so unless this pattent created in 50s, there are some prior art....
Author proved, that when executing int & floats language overhead is little and most languages executed at same speed. Wooo.....
Java app slow and sluggish. Try Swing vs VC++ GDIs, CreateWindow performance, database access type JDBS IV driver vs native ODBC ( ADO, SQL*NET ).
I can not even begin to understand why author choose floatpoint test. How many production applications even use that?
IO test author choose to compare java lazy writes with C posix file. What exactly does this prove?
Brian
Use whatever forks for you. There aren't any golden rules. If someone have large C++ libraries he/she can easily beat java/vb in development/deployment. We use VC++, and outperform VB coders by 20 - 30%. ( Plus code a LOT more stable ) Brian
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And old mainframe paper-tape bootloaders, so unless this pattent created in 50s, there are some prior art....
Author proved, that when executing int & floats language overhead is little and most languages executed at same speed. Wooo.....
Java app slow and sluggish. Try Swing vs VC++ GDIs, CreateWindow performance, database access type JDBS IV driver vs native ODBC ( ADO, SQL*NET ).
I can not even begin to understand why author choose floatpoint test. How many production applications even use that?
IO test author choose to compare java lazy writes with C posix file. What exactly does this prove?
Brian
Use whatever forks for you. There aren't any golden rules. If someone have large C++ libraries he/she can easily beat java/vb in development/deployment. We use VC++, and outperform VB coders by 20 - 30%. ( Plus code a LOT more stable ) Brian