HotSpot Vs Classic --Java Virtual Machines -which is the efficient??

But sometimes Classic is more efficient than HotSpot.
There is an overhead for compiling the bytecode into native code by hotspot,
so if you run something which does not contains many repetitions, you might
find out that running in Classic is faster.
"Rob Abbe" <rabbe@mn.rr.com> wrote:
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>Hotspot is the more efficent machine. It performs inlining and optimizes
>the frequently used portions of your program. In otherwords it optimizes
>the "hotspots" in your program.
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>"umeshhavinal" <umeshh@in.gignext.com> wrote:
>>HotSpot Vs Classic --Java Virtual Machines -which is the efficient?
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