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>Why do you prefer native code ? For me, because I don't want to install the JVM, or force users of my stuff to install the JVM. I also don't care about JVM li
by batista 14y ago
>Why do you prefer native code ?
For me, because I don't want to install the JVM, or force users of my stuff to install the JVM. I also don't care about JVM libs.
>What do you even mean by native code ? The JVM does produce native code, it just does it at runtime (JIT compilation).
I, for one, mean non-JIT, no virtual machine needed, native code.
>So maybe you mean static compilation, but then, why is it better for the stuff you're doing ?
Less startup overhead. Small binaries. Easily redistributable. No stuff I don't need.
- sanxiyn 14y agoDoes GCJ qualify? No JIT, no VM, native code, less startup overhead, easily redistributable.