Re: Java Versus gtk
- From: Gonzalo Aguilar Delgado <gad aguilardelgado com>
- To: GTK desarrollo <gtk-app-devel-list gnome org>
- Subject: Re: Java Versus gtk
- Date: Tue, 17 Feb 2004 02:04:33 +0100
Java has three disadvantages:
* Is an interpreted language so it can be slow. With compiled versions
of the code you gain speed but swing will not ever be as fast as GTK.
* It used to have a unstable API, even sun recognizes that. You can do
something with 1.4.1 and would not work with 1.5.2...
* I hate garbage colectors. Try to stablish thousands of database
conections with JAVA. Or try to manage large amounts of memory objects.
If the garbage collector enters one microsec later you will be in
problems...
I remeber a project with J2EE in which I had to use a connection pool
because garbage collector exhausted connections of mysql due to update
policy. Connections where waiting for garbage collector to clean them up
after the DAO object is destroyed.
And the last reason:
* C Language rulez, GTK is easy, stable, powerful and you have the
sources if you miss something...
Make your choice ;-)
Hello,
I'm considering a project which will run on multiple platforms. To begin
with, it should run on both Windows and Linux. Now I know about the
development package from Dropline and mingw. Since Java will also run on
multiple platforms, what are the advantages and disadvantages of using
Java versus gtk+?
Thanks,
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Ingeniero en Informatica
Gonzalo Aguilar Delgado <a
href="gad aguilardelgado com">gad aguilardelgado com</a>
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