Hi again!
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> I got as far as installing it, then found you have to get a license
> from Sales to run it. I guess it's not free, but I couldn't find any
> info about pricing online.
>
> So.. has anyone tried it? :-)
Tried: yes - see posting before.
Here is the price-list I got some time be
>I'm rather doubtful about Java->C compilers.
I had great luck with Toba back in Java 1.0. Well, that may be
exaggerating. The Toba version of javac was terrific, at least five
times faster than the interpreted version. But between the Java
interpreter getting faster in 1.1, and the overhead of J
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> Hi,
>
> Has anyone tried TurboJ from the opengroup yet ? (it's
> available for download but needs a license key).
Yes we did it. It works fine.
> It's supposed to work with the Blackdown ports and
> compiles .class to .c files and uses JNI to make
> calls into the
I'm rather doubtful about Java->C compilers. On my apache server, I user TYA
0.7 to run servlets, and it works great!
TYA is free,and really fast.
>
>Welcome to the web:
> http://www.camb.opengroup.org/openitsol/turboj/
>
>I got as far as installing it, then found you have to get a license
>fro
>Has anyone tried TurboJ from the opengroup yet ?
Welcome to the web:
http://www.camb.opengroup.org/openitsol/turboj/
I got as far as installing it, then found you have to get a license
from Sales to run it. I guess it's not free, but I couldn't find any
info about pricing online.
So.. has an
Hi,
Has anyone tried TurboJ from the opengroup yet ? (it's
available for download but needs a license key).
It's supposed to work with the Blackdown ports and
compiles .class to .c files and uses JNI to make
calls into the JVM. The benchmarks posted seem nice.
Marcel
I'm not on this mailing list, but there's a problem which y'all ought
to know about.
I was running jdk-1.1.6sn-1.1glibc.i386.rpm as packaged by Levente Farkas.
I'm running RedHat release 5.1.
I have a program which fetches HTTP or FTP files using
java.net.URLConnection. It fails for FTP fetches
