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Originally posted by raceprouk
Java doesn't have pointers or referneces, and doesn't rely on char* for strings.
i know, but if you only want to do simple things with strings (comparing, joining, etc...) it's as easy in java than in C. In java you have methods of the String class; in C you have strcat, strcmp, etc... so it's the same
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Originally posted by raceprouk
Which a lot of people have.
what i meant with that is that you can discard VB because they need the vb runtime files, because Java would need too, so that woundn't be a reason
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Originally posted by raceprouk
I've studied Java over the last year at uni.
me too. These last 2 years I've made a lot of things in Java (which, imo, is a dodgy language... i don't like it
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Originally posted by lopardo
as long as it doesn't slow Plus down
it's slow plus a bit (at least) when signing in, because it's then when plugins are loaded and the 1st function is called and in that moment the JVM sould be started and load the plugin.
Anyway, the major disavantadge i see is that java can't create dll and plus should make a dodgy work arround to support java plugins