11 Myths About Embedded Java (.PDF Download)

    April 28, 2016

    1. Java is slow.

    Back in 1995, when Java was first released, the Java virtual machine (JVM) used very simple algorithms internally to run code. All bytecodes were interpreted; thread synchronization was primitive, and memory management simplistic...

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