fatcobrah
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2011-03-30
, 12:40
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@ Jordan
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#81
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2011-03-30
, 13:11
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#82
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2011-03-30
, 13:23
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@ Brisbane, Australia
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#83
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2011-03-30
, 13:28
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#84
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2011-04-03
, 19:28
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#86
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You want to download my java optimization Java is the only programming language using a garbage collector. That is why it can be optimized by passing a lot of variable to the virtual machine. You want to search TMO for N900 performance optimization tune-up utllities.
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2011-04-03
, 19:34
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#87
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How does the fact that java uses garbage collector have anything to do with optimizing performance. In fact in many cases GC results in worse code and optimization as most of the new coders being churned out have no concept of memory management at all. They simply spawn var after var and leave it to the GC to handle cleanup. Try coding ANSI C where you have to malloc and umalloc each var and you will understand performance optimization.
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2011-04-04
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#88
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2011-04-28
, 01:40
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#89
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2011-05-13
, 08:15
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#90
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