Shoutbox

This my 1st post in this forum.... I have been watching posts of this forum for many weeks... and I love this community

I have many Ideas to work on guys!!

any API or library for C# or Java?! thank u!

thank u dannyres

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Originally posted by ElectroSoft
any API or library for C# or Java?! thank u!

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I'm not the only one who wants Java support...

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Originally posted by ElectroSoft
any API or library for C# or Java?! thank u!

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Originally posted by raceprouk
I'm not the only one who wants Java support...

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I still think that you can't make a plugins for plus in Java. Appart from it being slow (specially while it's loaded), I think that in java you can't create a dll and export functions, so imo it's impossible to do it.

it's not impossible since there are ways to use dll libraries with java

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Originally posted by ElectroSoft
it's not impossible since there are ways to use dll libraries with java

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but is it possible to create (create, not use) a dll in java?

well... we shoud write a dll that reads instructions from a jar or class file

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Originally posted by ElectroSoft
well... we shoud write a dll that reads instructions from a jar or class file

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I know how to do that too. It's not difficult.

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Originally posted by Choli
Appart from it being slow

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Not anymore, with advances such as JIT compilers. Java now runs quite quickly. True, not at the same speed as native code, but nowhere near as slow as TCL that's for sure. And TCL is used to write aMSN.

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Originally posted by raceprouk
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Originally posted by ElectroSoft
well... we shoud write a dll that reads instructions from a jar or class file



I know how to do that too. It's not difficult.

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Ok man that's gr8!! go ahead and paint it please

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Originally posted by ElectroSoft
well... we shoud write a dll that reads instructions from a jar or class file

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lika a brigde dll? mmm... that may be a possible sollution

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Originally posted by raceprouk
Not anymore, with advances such as JIT compilers. Java now runs quite quickly. True, not at the same speed as native code, but nowhere near as slow as TCL that's for sure. And TCL is used to write aMSN.

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yes, i know; but was saying "specially while it's loaded"