My understanding of .NET is that everything boils down to the win32 dlls - if you've used Reflector, try drilling down into methods that manipulate even strings and numbers - I think every piece of .NET code eventually breaks down to a call to either a win32 method or other external libraries - java uses its virtual machine instead of the Windows libraries, and since the java virtual machine is running on Windows, it really can't perform any better than the real machine.
I could be wrong, but that's how it was explained to me. On Nov 26, 12:52 pm, asit <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Well I am a newbie. Anybody who is not interested to answer my > question is requested to ignore this. > > I have used both C# and java. I found C# is faster than java . Why > this is so ???? > > Does C# use the win32 dlls internally ????
