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From: "propitious" <[email-masked]>
Date: Sat, 4 Mar 2006 13:32:49 +0200

What firewall are you using? No problem, just use jMaki and JSF together.
but I'm not going to invest any more time in what looks like a turkey to me. "A short entry in defense of the Spring XML configuration metadata to create a fully configured system or application.
This is the software for PIC. Now that Java is being liberated, I'd expect it to be used by even more Free Software developers than before, as 'the Java Trap' is a thing of the past.
This allows us to invest the cost of inlining where it will yield us the most performance gains, while not incurring the cost as much in other lower yield areas.
Resources: start of  CVM data structure discussion, start of  stacks discussion, copy of the  map,   PDF of map for printing,  .
The problem comes when we include native methods.
We'd like to, but the phones are hard to come by. The only case where the VM can't handle it automatically is when it encounters a native method in the call chain.
First, you should make sure that there is actually a benefit in writing that method as a native.
js to addDynamic Faces support. In other words, in order to do its job, it does not need to cross that boundary between the C and Java domains frequently.
My colleague knows this because there is no such text-book here inside Sun.
Again, DynamicFaces is the answer.
This discussion is by no means exhaustive, but it is adequate to illustrate the issue.
My opinions are my own. When the compiled method is executed, it will first check if the method to be called is the expected one that was inlined. I've been involved almost from the begining to work on the IDEintegration. This is sans magic, quite trivial and quite programmable.
executeJava - goNativeJava stack: .
It also has sophisticated language model features, such as dynamic syntax highlighting, code completion, code folding and a class browser.