3 ms·
Does your (1) point refer just to Flash? It's certainly possible to get a JVM to run on an ARM-based CPU. As regards (3), Java the language may be outdated (po
by andrew1 17y ago
Does your (1) point refer just to Flash? It's certainly possible to get a JVM to run on an ARM-based CPU.
As regards (3), Java the language may be outdated (possibly a debatable point) but Java the virtual machine probably isn't. Both Scala and Clojure are written by seemingly bright people who chose to use the JVM rather than another alternative (Scala code can in theory be compiled to run on the .NET runtime but in practise I understand that's somewhat difficult to achieve). It's easy to write Scala apps for Android phones and I don't see any reason why they wouldn't run just fine on an iPad/iPhone.
- c00p3r 17y ago1. Show me url where I can get JRE for ARM-linux-gnu. 2. Show me #ifdef ARM_XXX in JRE source code. Thank you! btw, Clojure is a brilliant marketing move - an attempt to reuse existing JVM and the java class library to create something which looks like lisp. That's why there are so much hype - one buzzword and one magic world were put together. =)