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Article #11693Java TeX compiler
From: NORGUET Jean-Pierre
Date: Sat, 24 Jan 1998 00:00
Date: Sat, 24 Jan 1998 00:00
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> > > Have you heard about such a work ? > > It couldn't compete with native TeX implementations. That's not so sure: go on the javaworld site, it indicates how a JIT compiler competes just equal with C++ native. Sure an interpreter genders pityful performance (from 2 to 8 times away from native implementations) > For example, I can compile the 500 page TeX book in 11 seconds > on this aging two year old Pentium. I don't think I want > to go back to where I have to wait :-) Portability has a prize and it becomes more and more cheap. JIT has solved this problem. Things can be done smoothly, can't they ? > > Also TeX has been ported already to just about any machine > you can think off, probably more than what Java runs on. > Alright! Let's hope it will evolve! So that M$ office suite monopol will give back TeX its noble titles :) Jip
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