Re: Is that a joke ?
- From: "Cor Ligthert" <notmyfirstname@xxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Mon, 27 Jun 2005 10:32:33 +0200
>
> I know that Cor and agree with you.
> The real problem is not with the language itself, but the underneath
> technology, .JITed VM in .NET case. I'm sure you know what I mean by that.
> Nothing beats a native compiled application in performance and resource
> usage regardless the type of project. For example, even plain database
> applications use sorting, charting, archiving, statistic analysis etc.
>
Ted,
However, in my opinion beats whatever CLI using language every to native
written code when it becomes about larger applications. A CLI program can
easily reuse parts of programs, for what the human brain is not capable to
do. Therefore large (true) native programs needs a lot of power to reload or
whatever.
Therefore there is in my opinion not a 1 to 1 answer. There will always be
situations, which are very difficult to decide where to go to native code
and when to use CLI. The bias of the person will probably make the
decisions, however you cannot expect from a human that they are always
reasonable.
Again just my thought,
Cor
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