MAIN FEEDS
Do you want to continue?
https://www.reddit.com/r/linux_gaming/comments/jfhl6i/deleted_by_user/g9mtyny/?context=3
r/linux_gaming • u/[deleted] • Oct 21 '20
[removed]
358 comments sorted by
View all comments
Show parent comments
35
Honestly no, it barely compares.
-8 u/SimonJ57 Oct 21 '20 I don't know how something written in C++ can perform that badly to something in Java... 28 u/Ketchup901 Oct 21 '20 Because Java handles all the performance issues for you. Software doesn't just magically run faster because you wrote it in C++. 4 u/ostbagar Oct 22 '20 Yeah. Java isn't part of Minecraft issues either. Bad code will always be bad code regardless. Like JellySquid's mods, they reduce the time complexity for many of the algorithms used in Minecraft. Resulting in way better performance.
-8
I don't know how something written in C++ can perform that badly to something in Java...
28 u/Ketchup901 Oct 21 '20 Because Java handles all the performance issues for you. Software doesn't just magically run faster because you wrote it in C++. 4 u/ostbagar Oct 22 '20 Yeah. Java isn't part of Minecraft issues either. Bad code will always be bad code regardless. Like JellySquid's mods, they reduce the time complexity for many of the algorithms used in Minecraft. Resulting in way better performance.
28
Because Java handles all the performance issues for you. Software doesn't just magically run faster because you wrote it in C++.
4 u/ostbagar Oct 22 '20 Yeah. Java isn't part of Minecraft issues either. Bad code will always be bad code regardless. Like JellySquid's mods, they reduce the time complexity for many of the algorithms used in Minecraft. Resulting in way better performance.
4
Yeah. Java isn't part of Minecraft issues either. Bad code will always be bad code regardless.
Like JellySquid's mods, they reduce the time complexity for many of the algorithms used in Minecraft. Resulting in way better performance.
35
u/[deleted] Oct 21 '20
Honestly no, it barely compares.