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Differences from the Hotspot JVM and the OpenJDK

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Andrew Binstock edited this page Nov 8, 2023 · 2 revisions

Command line:

  • Syntax for running a JAR file is the same.
  • Syntax for running a class: the file requires the .class extension. For example: jacobin main.class Benefit: you can run any class from any directory (whereas the JDK requires a specific directory for the class file. Not Jacobin.)

Libraries:

In the printf() family of functions, (printf, sprintf, etc.), the escape for bytes (%b or %B) are not presently supported.

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