Java Architecture Versus .NET Architecture
Hi,
There is nice article by narayan about Java/.Net......Bit impressed on it.
.NET Architecture |
Java Architecture |
Designed to support multiple different programming languages. Currently, 30 languages support the .NET architecture. |
Though other languages' code can be converted to run under JVM, they don't acquire true cross-language capabilities. |
Compiles the source code to Intermediate Language (IL), which is itself a language. |
Compiles the source code to Java bytecode, which by itself is not a language. |
CLR implements a contiguous memory allocation algorithm. |
JVM implements a noncontiguous memory allocation algorithm. |
Compiles the source code twice during the process of converting to native code. Compiling works faster than interpreting. |
Compiles and interprets the source code once during the process of converting it to native code. |
and few other chat transcript
A comparison of Virtual Machines: JVM Vs CLR http://www.microsoft.com/india/msdn/chat/transcripts/14.aspx
Microsoft Visual J# .NET: Bringing the Java language to the .NET Framework http://www.microsoft.com/india/msdn/chat/transcripts/79.aspx
Java to .NET – Migration Path http://www.microsoft.com/india/msdn/chat/transcripts/21.aspx
Microsoft Visual J# .NET: Bringing the Java language to the .NET Framework http://www.microsoft.com/india/msdn/chat/transcripts/79.aspx
Benchmark Comparison: .NET vs J2EE http://www.microsoft.com/india/msdn/chat/transcripts/37.aspx
Enjoy .Net........................................................................................
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