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Difference between IBM JVM and Sun JVM

 
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hi,
Is there any difference between IBM JVM and Sun JVM. Like for example Sun supports young generation objects and old generation objects. Is this supported by IBM JVM ? . Any replies on this will be a great help for me.

Thx,
Steve
 
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You can see it here..

www.java.sun.com/compatibility/ibm/index.html

Why do u need young generation and old generation objects in IBM JVM? It supports many other great alternative features. Why don't you use them instead of pondering over trivial compatibility issues ?? I am a great fan of IBM JVM particularly because of it's garbage collection efficiency.

If you want more information about IBM JAVA then contact me on my e-mail ID.
 
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