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by admin
22 Apr 2005 03:00 PM |
The reasons are:
- C is the lingua franca of embedded systems
- C is a mature language (been around since 1969)
- Need to go platform independent, and prefer to use C
- Need to integrate Java and C code
- No re-training needed to learn Java (use existing C skill sets)
- Existing C programs can be ported to the JVM
- Once you cover one JVM enabled device, you cover all JVM enabled devices
- C has useful and powerful features such as "pointers" and "linked lists" that Java lacks
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