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Article #19402Re: Performance on Java (JBuilder) compared to C++
From: Nathan Kirkham
Date: Wed, 11 Feb 1998 00:00
Date: Wed, 11 Feb 1998 00:00
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Javaworld (http://www.javaworld.com/) had a comparison test between the two, and there wasn't much in it between the two using a JIT. Nathan Tad Frysinger wrote: > In article <01bd365c$7d4f92e0$4ab4efc2@default>, thomask@post2.tele.dk > says... > > Does anybody knows how Java is performing (in speed) compared to C++ ?? > > > > :-) > > Thomas Kongstad > > > I always here the number 20 times slower tossed around. Haven't > benchmarked it myself. JIT's may make that a bit faster, I am not sure. > > HotSpot (from Sun) is supposed to ship "shortly", and make this gap much, > much narrower, for the targeted platforms.
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