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Questions "?"

Posted: Wed Mar 16, 2011 10:17 am
by guillermokiss
Well i was reading some post at suns' forum, and i found this, seems interesting but i'm a bit confused, i mean, something that this guy says may be important in L2J development...

From https://mix.oracle.com/home/

Mark Seamst:
What about phyton and this compatibility with Java codes?, since we have an online game server (that whould be obvious we'll not talk about the name) and we use Java as our programing plataform, sometimes we have to make such "irrelevant" codes in Phyton that as far as we can appreciate, they slower the gameserver performance and its packet handlers, neither talking about a server startup nor talking about it's performance within any of that Phyton code starts any action while Java is running several packets twice, if there is any information about this issues, or even the compatibility and stability of Phyton running with Java, i will be really gratefull that someone of you answer with your opinions, because its a really trouble for us since it is necessary to work with both programing plataforms (in my case) and i haven't found another way to solve this trouble yet.



There was no answer to this post but i think that this guy is , Maybe, talking about a l2server, or any other plataform that works similar to L2Jserver, i saw this and decided to post it here since i know there are some persons that have an high populated server here, and they may saw any incongruence talking about phyton and java...


P.S: sorry if it is the wrong section, i just want you all left your opinions here :mrgreen:

Re: Questions "?"

Posted: Wed Mar 16, 2011 2:01 pm
by JIV
and?

Re: Questions "?"

Posted: Wed Mar 16, 2011 3:36 pm
by guillermokiss
JIV wrote:and?
Lol :D I'm just asking because i saw the same problem many times, and it is important to knows if harcoding all the phyton codes in the server or atleast traslating it into java will improve the server performance...

Re: Questions "?"

Posted: Wed Mar 16, 2011 3:41 pm
by jurchiks
where exactly is jython hardcoded? Only the script processing dependencies are in core and those are written in java.