can i mix classes compiled with diff versions of compiler ?
Geetha MK
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Matthew Jones
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posted 16 years ago
I would think so.
Bytecode is bytecode, differnet compliers may be better at optimizing or whatever, but bytecode should pretty much be the same, or you would have to have a different version of the JVM to run it.
Bytecode is bytecode, differnet compliers may be better at optimizing or whatever, but bytecode should pretty much be the same, or you would have to have a different version of the JVM to run it.
Anonymous
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posted 16 years ago
This will work as long as the environment in which you are trying to mix these classes supports the more recent version of Java.
[This message has been edited by Bodie Minster (edited January 29, 2001).]
[This message has been edited by Bodie Minster (edited January 29, 2001).]
elavazhagan selvaraj
Greenhorn
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posted 16 years ago
HI,
It is one of the advantage of the Java & using various classes compiled by various versions of jdk can be used.Remember Java supports all the previous features...which are all removed in the later version for better compatiability.
Moreover, java is written once run anywhere.
regards,
elavazhagan
It is one of the advantage of the Java & using various classes compiled by various versions of jdk can be used.Remember Java supports all the previous features...which are all removed in the later version for better compatiability.
Moreover, java is written once run anywhere.
regards,
elavazhagan
Elavazhagan Selvaraj<BR>elavazhagan@rediffmail.com
