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charly
Greetings,
I often hear people complain that "Java is soooooo slow". Then they are
patiently told that (generally speaking) it is not the program which is
slow but the launching of the virtual machine.
Fine.
Under windows for instance, would it be possible to load the JVM during
windows startup just one time and then it stays there (as a service for
ex for people with little ram, who could then stop it). And when a
"class" program is clicked, it is forwarded to the JVM.
I am fully aware that it is not in microsoft interests in its fight
against sun.
I know also of the virtual machine required for dotnet
Another way of doing it could be to launch a java program at windows
startup which would then grab any class program which is handed to him
It is some sort of a hack and easiest said than done but well, I'd like
to hear you opinions.
thanks !
Ps : I'm really curious and this is no TROLL
I often hear people complain that "Java is soooooo slow". Then they are
patiently told that (generally speaking) it is not the program which is
slow but the launching of the virtual machine.
Fine.
Under windows for instance, would it be possible to load the JVM during
windows startup just one time and then it stays there (as a service for
ex for people with little ram, who could then stop it). And when a
"class" program is clicked, it is forwarded to the JVM.
I am fully aware that it is not in microsoft interests in its fight
against sun.
I know also of the virtual machine required for dotnet
Another way of doing it could be to launch a java program at windows
startup which would then grab any class program which is handed to him
It is some sort of a hack and easiest said than done but well, I'd like
to hear you opinions.
thanks !
Ps : I'm really curious and this is no TROLL