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by Fred Grott.
Original Post: Optimization in J2me and FLashlite
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Seems ironic that I am writing about code optimization in both J2me and flashlite and how they might be related. Look do you as a start up have money to but 50+ devices and data plans or rent/lease thsoe devices with data plans? No, of cours enot and neither do the big players either.
The same study and research of how a JVM works in RTOS systems that resulted in Javolution also applies to flashlite development. And of course there are detractors for example the CEO/Founder of JavaGround.
How ironic now that analyzing how to optimize flashlite as code using skills, techniques, and concepts from j2me development might result in some new funded projects for myself through a company or two.
VMs in the embedded space behave differently than on desktop. The same VM and subset of a computer language has to change in some ways to deal with those differences. Since computer languages will not be rewritten, its both the VM and development techniques that have to drastically change to make it work.
Consequently that means anyone who understands how to use some assembly commands to manipulate the as2/as3 code stacks in flashlite VMs will be able to command top dollar in consulting /code development fees.
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