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Gaurav said:
Gaurav said:
Gaurav said:
Gaurav said:
Gaurav said:
How many of you guys actually work on projects in which performance is
critical? (Something written in Java is unacceptable)
Gernot said:✄
you will see that you can do everything you do in Java in C++ but not viceversa.
So there are something that may be do in C++ and not in Java?
Rainer said:writing an OS ( Kernel ) ?
Jorge said:[...]
How many of you guys actually work on projects in which performance is
critical? (Something written in Java is unacceptable)
I see value in both languages, however, it appears as though many people
immediately dismiss Java, regardless of the scope and requirements of
the project.
Gaurav said:
The "Church Thesis"
nope.
or "Turing-machine-computable" or ...
... means anything to you?
Interesting...
Please give me your curriculum, so I can hire you in my company!
Gernot Frisch said:Next, gcc 3.3 is not really a good optimizing compiler. Better than
2.95, but not as good as say the intel or the codewarrior compilers.
downloaded a demo and compiled my code with it (simulation, physics,
lots of object creation/destruction). And I found the code generated by
Intel to be 10% slower than that from GCC 2.95. That was one year ago.
Of course, I used the maximum machine specific optimization flags on
both compilers.
I use the GCC 3.4 vs the VS.net 7.1 compiler (which is from intel I
think) and it gives me you experience in reverse...
Maybe this is an ethic question?
In every application (unless it's a really simple one) there are critical
parts where performance is paramount.
"All generalisations are wrong" -- unknown author. You would have to
put some numbers showing what you mean by "many". Is 10 out of 100000
-- many? IOW, how many is "many"?
During my career I've never seen or
spoken to anyone who'd "immediately dismiss Java". And, believe me,
I've spoken to _many_.
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