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Why isn't more Java software compiled natively?
I know that Java is byte code compiled, but when using the JIT, it will compile the ‘hotspots’ to native code. Why is there not an option to compile a program to native code?
There is an option to compile Java source code files in binary code it is called GCJ and come from Free Software Foundation.
It is not officially supported by Sun/Oracle but i’ve used the compiler and it do a great job 😉