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Some apps just include JRE into the app package (+100MB), and just use it if it's not provided by OS. But then you need to provide different app packages for d
by deepsun 9y ago
Some apps just include JRE into the app package (+100MB), and just use it if it's not provided by OS.
But then you need to provide different app packages for different OSes.
- weberc2 9y agoC, Go, and Rust would require different app packages for different OSes--that's not a problem. The problem is bundling a 100MB runtime for a CLI.
- Zekio 9y agopeople bundle a browser for a tiny icon in your taskbar so 100MB for a runtime in a CLI isn't gonna prevent people from using it
- pjmlp 9y agoJava 9 has a linker, you have remove everything that is not needed and have a application specific runtime. On top of that, if lucky enough to be on an Linux x64 system, you can AOT compile to native code.