Why is C preferred instead of Java in most of the real time applications? For example, air-line system. I want some reasons except that Java is little slow.
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Why is C preferred instead of Java in most of the real time applications? For example, air-line system. I want some reasons except that Java is little slow.
There are a number of reasons:
There is a real time version of Java, but I don’t know how widely it’s used.
I’m not sure that the conclusion of C/C++ always being faster than Java is still true for JDK 6. A lot has changed since the 1.0 version when a lot of the benchmarks were performed (e.g., faster object creation, new memory model, new generational GC algorithms, revised reflection, etc.).