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epsilon_da:
Hey, i think almost exactly like you about this.

I deeply hate java. It is maybe 150 times slower. But python is the only interpreted language that show me a quicker alternative to C. Also i have not seen too much (if any) speed downs becouse python is almost completely C. What a python script does is organize how other libreries should be called conforming a program, those python lines are normally only executed when the user interacts with the interface, like when clicking a button the script just tells what other control should be updated, the hard work is made in C.

Also i will not do this project in any interpreted language.

I say that it is very much like C, becouse out of esthetical features, each line could be directly converted to a analogous C code (more complex of course) and python provides an API to make it by hand. There are some tools designed to do that (python to C conversion) but i have never run into the need to use it.



Keyla:
Even if offtopic I have to defend Java a bit. It is idealy if you have to manage client/server and webapplications at the same time because they can share the same codebase. Nevertheless it is slow, of course.

So you are thinking of Java for extensions/userscripts etc. ? I think thats fine, a lot of my favourite apps use it (Inkscape, Gimp, Blender,....) and it is quite popular.

thomas:

--- Quote from: thomas on September 19, 2007, 06:04:13 pm ---
--- Quote from: epsilon_da on September 19, 2007, 04:10:14 pm ---Are you using Vista ????
With that Memory load i will never ever touch it.
--- End quote ---
Hahaha, no :) Vista doesn't run with that little memory. Assume at least twice as much for Vista.
--- End quote ---
Ceniza just told me his fresh Vista install uses 650 MB of RAM just sitting there.
That's so ridiculous that I just had to update the info  8)

epsilon_da:
yes, i confirm that.

My brother has recently installed it, and it is 650 Mb big in a DDR 2 system.

Completely Ridiculous. Is an insult to the consumer.

dmoore:
superfetch? http://www.microsoft.com/windows/products/windowsvista/features/details/performance.mspx

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