Re: My considerations on C++ & Java

Java maybe a good choice for most string processing centric 
applications, like MIS, report tool, web-site, which basically 
consist of millions of string operations.

But the applications are not always string processing centric, 
there're a lot of numeric centric applications: image editing and 
processing, DVD player, your Counter Strike,etc. Seriously, you 
cannot implement them by Java or C#, as they needs take full 
advantage of your hardware to gain good performance.

-Jonny

--- In [email protected], shi.lin1@... wrote:
>
> Hi all,
> 
> These days I saw some talking about C++ , combined with my 
experience, I 
> just want to raise one new subject to talk about C++ and Java. 
Maybe it is 
> not just aimed to compare them.
> 
> Firstly of all, I introduce my experience firstly. Maybe like most 
people 
> did, my studying road is as following
> 
> 1--- Studying C
> 2--- Then C++
> 3--- Java ,and love Java fininally
> 
> I do not want to compare their difference from the syntax. Many 
papers had 
> done this.
> What I really want to say is the feeling on using them. Of course 
> different guys have different feeling.
> 
> First, Java is easy to use. JDK has resolved so many common 
problems so 
> that programmer can reuse them, avoiding starting from scratch, and 
save 
> more time to stay together with their family and friends anyway.
> 
> Secondly, Java is not only language, it is the sign of classes, 
currently 
> we can saw two classes, java and C#. Many enterprises, vendors and 
> programmers are depending on Java. 
> 
> Thirdly, JDK is good paradigm for OOD. If you are familar with 
Java , I 
> think you had good sense of OO.  Software is absract, OO is 
successful 
> idea for software. I think everyone should hug OO, and act or think 
with 
> OO. 
> 
> Of course, Java can not replace C or C++ in some fields, i.e, real-
time 
> embedded system etc.
> 
> My purpose is not to say Java is so good that it will replace C / 
C++ one 
> day, I just list my simple and true experience feeling about Java.
> 
> Welcome for comments , and so glad to hear your novel feeling. 
> 
> Thanks.
> Best Regards,
> Forrest
>