> I said something about java (that it's not quite platform
> independent) no one said anything about that.
I just chose to ignore you.
> That means some believe, like me, that if java is to be installed on
> target OS before your Java application runs then thats not platform
> independence.
No, but neither is C - you need a C compiler on your platform - or worse, a
cross compiler - to make it run cross platform.
Personally, I think platform independance is irellivant - having a JVM on
various platforms is very useful, but I dont really care if I have to take
my code and recompile it on each platform I want to run it on - I'm usually
limited to windows, linux and solaris which ever way I look a it.
If I want to run cross platform, I'll write a web app that spits out HTML,
and what I write the back end in is my business, not my users (as long as it
works)
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