This International Standard can be used with benefits on all kinds of platform.<\/p>\n
This International Standard's most immediate interest is for deploying portable applications<\/p>\n
on small footprint devices. This International Standard provides dramatic savings of<\/p>\n
dynamic memory and execution time without sacrificing any of the flexibility usually attached<\/p>\n
to the use of non-pre-linked portable code.<\/p>\n
This International Standard is especially important to provide a complete solution to execute<\/p>\n
portable programs of which code size is bigger than the available dynamic memory.<\/p>\n
This International Standard is also very important when fast reactivity of programs is<\/p>\n
important. By avoiding the extra-processing related to loading into dynamic memory and<\/p>\n
formatting classes at runtime, this International Standard provides a complete answer to the<\/p>\n
problem of class-loading slow-down.<\/p>\n
These benefits are particularly interesting for small devices supporting financial applications.<\/p>\n
Such applications are often complex and relying on code of significant size, while the<\/p>\n
pressure of the market often imposes to these devices to be of a low price and,<\/p>\n
consequently, to be very small footprint platforms. In addition, to not impose unacceptable<\/p>\n
delays to customers, it is important these applications do not waste time in loading classes<\/p>\n
into dynamic memory when they are launched but, on the contrary, to be immediately<\/p>\n
actively processing the transaction with no delay. When using smart cards, there are also<\/p>\n
some loose real-time constraints that are better handled if it can be granted that no<\/p>\n
temporary freezing of processing can occur due to class loading.<\/p>\n
This International Standard can also be of great benefit for devices dealing with real-time<\/p>\n
applications. In this case, avoiding the delays due to class loading can play an important<\/p>\n
role to satisfy real-time constraints.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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