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I hope Java doesn't have a nuclear power plant control system under it - it's explicitly mentioned that it is not designed for that in its terms of service. 3.
by ibsulon 19y ago
I hope Java doesn't have a nuclear power plant control system under it - it's explicitly mentioned that it is not designed for that in its terms of service.
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- mynameishere 19y ago"Nuclear power plant" is a bad example. Actually, a lot of control software is written in the worst language in the whole wide world, http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ladder_logic http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ladder_logic ...the reason Java [unqualified] can't be used is because of the indeterministic nature of garbage collection...thus Java RTS.