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As painful as JNI is, it means Java has Java implementations of most things (in order to avoid JNI), so builds and distribution are a lot simpler. It's pretty c
by dehrmann 5y ago
As painful as JNI is, it means Java has Java implementations of most things (in order to avoid JNI), so builds and distribution are a lot simpler. It's pretty common for things to just work across architectures and OSes.
- resoluteteeth 5y agoOn the other hand the relative difficulty of interfacing with native code may be one factor that has, for example, allowed python and go to become much more popular than java in certain areas over the last 10 years despite java arguably being a better language.
- dehrmann 5y agoIs cython any easier than JNI?