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I'm not sure the JVM is the most advanced. the CLR has parity for the vast majority of JVM features and has historically had the jump on the JVM with generics,
by Devagamster 9y ago
I'm not sure the JVM is the most advanced. the CLR has parity for the vast majority of JVM features and has historically had the jump on the JVM with generics, async etc
- didibus 9y agoYou're talking about Java I think, as generics and async are language features. I'm talking about the JVM. As far as I know, the performance and portability is unmatched. That said, reified generics I think are a limit of the JVM bytecode. But type erasure has its own advantages over reification. So one is not clearly better then the other, just offers a different set of trade offs.