Linked by Eugenia Loli-Queru on Fri 11th Nov 2005 07:03 UTC, submitted by ahmetaa
With the build 59 of Mustang (Java 6), Sun's Java Hotspot Client virtual machine gained substantial performance. According to some numeric intensive tests, the new register allocator mechanism provide the Client virtual machine with an average of %58 higher performance.
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2005-10-13
Well, originally Java was to be used over the internet. So you would compile your applet to bytecode, and clients would download the bytecode to run the applet. There wasn't really much point in storing the native code.