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Article #3383Re: XOR Problem
From: Daniel James
Date: Sun, 18 Jan 1998 00:00
Date: Sun, 18 Jan 1998 00:00
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In article <34BEC887.F94C74@corp.borland.com>, Joe Nuxoll wrote: > about 80% of JBuilder is in > Java - and switching a JDK can mean certain death to some subsystems. > One bug fix in the JDK in one place can easily mean 10 new bugs > elsewhere > All of which really begs us to ask the question: Do we really want to be distributing bytecode apps, which may or may not run depending on the JVM on the target machine? With the greatest respect to JBuilder - which I think is a great tool - I'd rather distribute native code binaries. Of course, I'm building apps, not applets. Cheers, Daniel James Daniel at sonadata.demon.co.uk
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