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Originally Posted by timothyb89
As far as I know, Squawk (or any other J2ME implementation I've heard about) doesn't support JIT, so cRIO-java is stuck in interpreted mode. This likely ends up slowing down any particularly intensive logic-only calculations due to the lack of native code execution. One of the biggest speed boosts in desktop Java (and some other loosely Java-based systems like Android) are JIT-related. For some context, the JIT support added to Android in the latest release gave it around a 50% speed boost.
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Actually, Squawk does indeed support JIT (see
this).