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Java interpreter performs on-the-fly runtime execution of the Java bytecodes which results typically in a satisfactory performance.
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NOT true in initial software which is often 100 times slower than C
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performance is improved in new "just-in-time" interpreters, which saves code for repeated sections to provide compiled code efficiency after first execution
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Support for generating native machine code out of Java bytecodes, viewed as intermediate compiler form, is also provided and useful for performance demanding applications.
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The performance of the machine code, generated from Java bytecodes, is comparable to that offered by typical C/C++ compilers on the same platform.
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Several of these concepts are in fact similar as in the OSF/ANDF project. Using ANDF terminology, we would call Java compiler a 'producer', and the machine code generator discussed here, an 'installer'. Default Java working mode doesn't use installers but directly interprets the intermediate form (this mode is supported in ANDF by GAI -- Generalized ANDF Interpreter).
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Java/HotJava system implements ANDF concepts for the Java language.
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