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Most people know JNI, the Java Native Interface - nobody likes it. JNI was designed as a fast solution to a nifty problem; interfacing Java with natively compiled C code.
FFI, or Foreign Function Interfaces, are available in most programing languages today. No matter how fast a virtual machine is, no matter if code is compiled natively or not, interfacing to C/C++ is still a necessary requirement, not only to utilize native libraries.
As JNI is probably one of the most hated features in Java, Project Panama emerged to bring relief to programmers that have to write JNI binding code, but there’s more about Project Panama than what meets the eye.
This talk will introduce the basics of Project Panama and some features which are not obvious at first sight. It will present what is possible and how using some live demos.
③カテゴリ / Category
Java SE
Java EE or Server Side Java (ex. Spring)
Java ME or Embedded Java
Java VMs
JVM Languages
Development and operations
その他 (Others): [Fill in this space]
④難易度 / Level
初心者向け / Beginner
中級者向け / Intermediate
上級者向け / Advanced
⑤テーマ / Theme
テクノロジー枠 / Technology
基礎枠 / Java Basis
コミュニティ枠 / Community
ルーキー枠 / Rookies
ハンズオン枠 / Workshop
⑥種類 / Talk Type
Standard (50min)
Short (20min)
Workshop (2h)
⑦言語 / Language
日本語 / Japanese
英語 / English
その他 / Other
⑧事後に資料を公開されますか? / Will you make the slide available after the conference?
Yes
No
未定 / Not decided yet
講演者情報 / Speaker
⑨氏名 / Name
Chris Engelbert
⑩所属 / Company or Communities
Hazelcast, Inc.
⑪講演者紹介 / Bio
Christoph Engelbert is Manager of Developer Relations at Hazelcast. He is a passionated Java developer with a deep commitment for Open Source software. He mostly is interested in Performance Optimizations and understanding the internals of the JVM and the Garbage Collector. He loves to bring software to it's limits by looking into profilers and finding problems inside of the codebase.
⑫コミュニティ活動、BlogのURL、Twitterアカウントなど / Activities for OSS communities, blog URL, Twitter account etc.
セッション情報 / Session Detail
①タイトル / Title
Project Panama - The new Java Native
②概要 / Description
Most people know JNI, the Java Native Interface - nobody likes it. JNI was designed as a fast solution to a nifty problem; interfacing Java with natively compiled C code.
FFI, or Foreign Function Interfaces, are available in most programing languages today. No matter how fast a virtual machine is, no matter if code is compiled natively or not, interfacing to C/C++ is still a necessary requirement, not only to utilize native libraries.
As JNI is probably one of the most hated features in Java, Project Panama emerged to bring relief to programmers that have to write JNI binding code, but there’s more about Project Panama than what meets the eye.
This talk will introduce the basics of Project Panama and some features which are not obvious at first sight. It will present what is possible and how using some live demos.
③カテゴリ / Category
④難易度 / Level
⑤テーマ / Theme
⑥種類 / Talk Type
⑦言語 / Language
⑧事後に資料を公開されますか? / Will you make the slide available after the conference?
講演者情報 / Speaker
⑨氏名 / Name
Chris Engelbert
⑩所属 / Company or Communities
Hazelcast, Inc.
⑪講演者紹介 / Bio
Christoph Engelbert is Manager of Developer Relations at Hazelcast. He is a passionated Java developer with a deep commitment for Open Source software. He mostly is interested in Performance Optimizations and understanding the internals of the JVM and the Garbage Collector. He loves to bring software to it's limits by looking into profilers and finding problems inside of the codebase.
⑫コミュニティ活動、BlogのURL、Twitterアカウントなど / Activities for OSS communities, blog URL, Twitter account etc.
http://www.sourceprojects.org
@noctarius2k
github.com/noctarius
非公開情報 / Private information
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