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From: Colin_Paul_Gloster@ACM.org (Colin Paul Gloster)
Subject: Re: a good book to start with?
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In article <DIRgb.36419$541.30979@nwrdny02.gnilink.net>, Stephane Richard wrote:
  
"[..]
  
So Precision wise if it's what they want, they might want to do some serious
benchmarks.  Depends on why they need it I suppose.

[..]"

I think nearly thirty vendors of embedded realtime JVMs were assessed
before aicas was decided upon.
HTTP://WWW.AERO-project.org
HTTP://WWW.aicas.com/

"A lot of the reasons aren't based on language capacities, but on
sheer popularity (a lot of companies go with Java and C++ because other
companies went with Java and C++) that makes Java and C++ popular, but does
it make them better, as languages? I think not :-).
  
[..]"

Support for multiple interface inheritance may be one of the main reasons
why Java may be a serious rival to Ada for future ESA Attitude and Orbit
Control Systems ...
HTTP://control.EE.ETHZ.Ch/~pasetti/RealTimeJavaFramework/doc/index.html