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Old 28-Sep-2005, 10:32   #1
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http://www-128.ibm.com/developerwork...-jtp09275.html

DATE: 27 Sep 2005

Fairly new article that re-opens Pandora's box.
I'm interested in hearing from the critiques.
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Old 28-Sep-2005, 10:36   #2
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Bah...I almost gave you bad rep just for using the J-word



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If JNI didn't kick performance in the crotch, I could have stupidly fast Java/Qt/KDE applications -- drool.
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Sun really should prioritise this in Dolphin.
Aren't there a lot of walkarounds for the JNI performance issues; native buffers?

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Dolphin is Java 7? After Mustang, no? I am looking forward to seeing and experiencing all the changes in the upcoming releases...especially developments in Swing! I think we will get over the 'performance problems' that Java is slower than C/C++ very very soon...right now its almost not even considered anymore I dont think in most if not all application considerations...
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I haven't heard of any JNI performance increases in Mustang.


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