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Doesn't make that much sense to me - the JVM is complex and has disadvantages (slow startup times etc.), so if you can compile PHP to native code, why compile t
by lazyjones 14y ago
Doesn't make that much sense to me - the JVM is complex and has disadvantages (slow startup times etc.), so if you can compile PHP to native code, why compile to interpreted/JIT-compiled code instead? You're just wasting cycles again.
The advantages of the Java ecosystem can be accessed through Thrift if necessary, but the C/C++ world is far from being dead.
It might be interesting for the security and debugging aspects of the JVM, but that's a bit meagre for such an effort.
- kaffiene 14y agoThe JVM does not have slow start up. If you write something that doesn't use the GUI, it's pretty much immediate. It USED to have slow start up time, but that was years ago. You say, "slow startup times, etc". Care to expand on what the "etc" bit is?