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Can J2ME replace C - Assembly Programming ?

 
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Since , your response time is very , very important in Embedded system , Can J2ME will relace the all virtuoso C - Assembly Programming ? Where J2ME will fit in the game of respone time & to bear with small footprint of memory ?
 
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J2ME is not a RTOS (Real Time Operating System). It is unlikely that most J2ME profiles or implementations will be usable in this way. There is some Java RTOS work, but until now it's been pretty independent of J2ME.
Sun's been talking for years about RTOS, but didn't make much progress. Recently the first JSR was for RTOS (http://java.sun.com/aboutJava/communityprocess/jsr/jsr_001_real_time.html) but I don't know how many companies have implemented it. IMHO Java makes less sense in the embedded space.
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