>>No you're not. Can I have the last 10 minutes of my life back?
Hop on a time traveling machine.
>>>Try working in an almost complete java minded workspace
Hehehe, I do.....
>>No you're not. Can I have the last 10 minutes of my life back?
Hop on a time traveling machine.
>>>Try working in an almost complete java minded workspace
Hehehe, I do.....
There are some real morons in this world please do not become one of them, do not become a victim of moronitis. PROGRAMMING IS THE FUTURE...THE FUTURE IS NOW!!!!!!!!!
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Originally Posted by incognito
Only if the software that makes it go is written in Java.
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>I mean Java is good and all, but give C++ at least SOME credit.
Without C++ there probably wouldn't have been Java, but on the other hand, without C++ we would have been spared your mindless rambling. Just to keep things in perspective.
My best code is written with the delete key.
Java applications seem to be running in a PDA.
It's stupidly slow!!!
Java is popular because Sun made it popular... If there weren't a company developing the Vm and APi, java would be just another banal script language...
I wish someone would also develop a decent C++ APi.
I did an aplication with graphics intercface to draw graphs and calculate cheapest pathsa After having about 50 vertexs in the panel, the application seemed to have crashed when placing another. I admit that the repainting algorithm wasn't the best but honestly, C++ wouldn't even blink with the panel completly full.
I made a similar applications involving graphs like this modeling p2p networks. I could run over 500,000 nodes (though drawing them was kind of pointless because there are too many to make any sense of). I think your problem was with implementation, not java limitiations.
