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- From: Harald Schoenfeld <hs@undine.physik.uni-erlangen.de>
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- Subject: Re: java vs. multi-platf. frameworks ?
- Date: Mon, 15 Apr 1996 14:43:44 -0700
- Organization: Lst fⁿr Optik, Uni-Erlangen
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- Michel Tourn wrote:
-
- > More precisely, given the application description that I will give
- > next, I would like to know whether java for this task (porting Mac
- > software to PC):
- >
- > - is appropriate.
-
- To be honest, I do not know that much about Java, but all I have seen
- really does NOT impress me. So far only VERY samll routines
- are working - or have you seen a REAL Programm?
-
- Also interpreters and esp. debuggers are very much in the beta (if at
- all) status on most platforms.
-
- We will start a big multiplatform development now, and we have decided
- not to use Java - as there is not that much there to use.
-