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right, all nice to have things. Does it actually solve any real problems? Does it fix GC performance? Does it fix API issues? Does it remove the need for JNI
by serge2k 12y ago
right, all nice to have things.
Does it actually solve any real problems?
Does it fix GC performance?
Does it fix API issues?
Does it remove the need for JNI bindings to native code?
No?
- lmm 12y agoRepetitive code is a real problem. Or do you think performance is the only thing that can ever qualify as a "real problem"? Implicits make it much easier to deal with API issues.
- tormeh 12y ago1) GC: VM issue. Has nothing to do with language. 2) API: Google's responsible for the Android API's but Scala's standard library is definitely better than Java's. 3) JNI performance is a VM issue, again, and JNI interface is Google's problem. These problems are not solvable by any language.