Hi,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: >There are JSword, a project which duplicated C++ code in Java. > >I think, it would be much faster (for computer) to call C++ code (not sure >whether Java is able to call C++ directly, but we have raw C API) from Java. >Am I right? > Dispite all the hype I think that while Java is generally slower than C++ most of the time it wont be a problem. Generally I think that JNI is a bad idea. In all the Java projects I've worked on I have never hated any projects as much as my 2 JNI ones. >This is especially useful for embedding Sword in HTML/XML files as JavaScript >can call Java functions. > >Are there any development on this topic? > >Or you think that JSword is enough fast and there are no need for such >_interfacing_ in Java? > >P.S. What are development status and stability of JSword now? > JSword is coming on well - if all you want to do is read the KJV it is a very nice interface. The biggest drawback at the moment is the code that reads sword modules. Beta shouldn't be tooooo long ;-). Joe.
