I know this sounds an awful lot like another recent post so please bear with me. I am going to give a bit of background info quick, so that you can better advise me.<BR><BR>I am a senior computer ...

Here's what I've learned over 20 years of working with both C++ and Java (and more years before that with C++): As a rule of thumb, when you convert optimized C++ to Java, the code is about 3x slower.

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Erm. Well. There are a lot of possible answers to that. Some points:<BR><BR>1. Java is generally compiled to bytecode, which is then interpreted at run-time. (There are exceptions, and some ...