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Re: Flight Computers
- Subject: Re: [amsat-bb] Flight Computers
- From: Richard Elling <Richard.Elling@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Tue, 30 Apr 2002 22:27:30 -0700
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OK, so its settled... a StrongARM running embedded Linux with a Java
Virtual Machine. hmmm... that's what I'm holding in my hand: Sharp
Zaurus SL-5500. http://www.myzaurus.com
Now if I can just figure out why it went out to lunch trying to
download my volumous e-mail folder...
-- richard
John Melton wrote:
> Edson Pereira wrote:
>>Java is an excelent language for academical use and gives good object
>>oriented programing practices to students, unlike c++. But it is still
>>debatable if it is a good solution for embedded devices or where
>>performance is an issue.
>>
> Very biased opinion ;-)
>
> Java is getting out there in more embedded devices, it just isn't
> getting much publicity.
>
> A couple of examples you can go and see in your nearest electronics
> stores are the newer Sony camcorders that use embedded Java for the user
> interface (on screen menus) and the camera control, and also the Sony
> VCRs that have a touch sensitive screen are using embedded Java.
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