Comparative Analysis of Java and C# Compilers Code Optimization

The code optimization is prerequisite to generate an effective target code. Two essential problems that need to be measure when applying the code optimization on systems. The code turns out to be in competent or the reason of two elements; the first is programmer and second element is the compiler....

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Veröffentlicht in:International journal of technology and research (Islamabad) Jg. 3; H. 4; S. 71 - 74
Hauptverfasser: Tariq, Umair, Shabbir, Junaid, Hassan, Sajid, Khan, Ahmed
Format: Journal Article
Sprache:Englisch
Veröffentlicht: Islamabad Technology and Research Publications 01.10.2015
Schlagworte:
Architecture
Codes
Compilers
Computer memory
Digital signal processors
International conferences
Java
Literature reviews
Optimization
Optimization algorithms
Programming languages
Smartphones
Software
ISSN:2307-4892
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Zusammenfassung:The code optimization is prerequisite to generate an effective target code. Two essential problems that need to be measure when applying the code optimization on systems. The code turns out to be in competent or the reason of two elements; the first is programmer and second element is the compiler. Most programmers don't know or care about the limited resources of the system i.e. memory, processing power etc. We compare the Java and C# compilers for code optimization techniques used in these compilers in same architecture. The results show that the Java optimized code by its compiler takes 1180 ms to execute, while C# optimized code by its compiler takes 1575 ms to execute in same architecture. It increases the understanding of why we should try to write the efficient code and which compiler has better code optimization algorithms. By understanding the importance of the code optimization of the compiler, programmer can write efficient programs.
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ISSN:2307-4892