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7.7. Reasons Not to Use gcjWe can think of three reasons not to use gcj. First, the compiled binary will run only on the target platform, whereas a Java bytecode binary is portable to any Java runtime without modification or recompilation. Second, gcj is not definitive. Sun still "owns" Java and only Sun's implementation can be presumed to be "correct." Third, the gcj API classes are not complete. If you visit the API status page we mentioned earlier, you can see what is provided and what is not. If gcj lacks an API your application requires, then you can be sure gcj is not the tool for you. |
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