I make an excuse for tempering you (as the other forum members) for advertising my article. It is not because lack of modesty but more because I am very old programmer and still consider all kind of forums as public bulletin boards. The times changed, I see it now. The article is addressed to MPU-programmers, who know classical C and don't want to learn Java. The problem is: simple and cheap Cellular Phone is very userful device for MPU-programmes but its software includes only J2ME. I suggest the way for them to use Cell Phone (not Java) as device communicating with MPU's. I posted my link on Java pages to get professional critics of my sourse-code which to my mind has many interresting solutions. I had no intention to teach Java programmers.:)

I am C-programmer. I like it, and I am sure that C is forever. The main advantage of C is very compact and quickly working code. The same program in C will be some times smaller in comparison with C++ and will work faster. The main area of C now is microprocessor programming where its advantages are essential. Small slow MPU-processors will never be removed on high-speed CPU. The reason is small energy consumption: the higher speed the more consumption and if you need work from watch-batary you need MPU and classic C. If you like C you can see my article on this site www.codeproject.com/KB/cross-platform/Java-Rapid.aspx

My question was what Java-programmers think about unusual approach to Java-programming which is described in the article above

If you are C-programmer and need to write simple application for Cell Phone with MIDP you need not learn Java-language if you use method described in Codeproject article: http://www.codeproject.com/KB/cross-platform/Java-Rapid.aspx

On Codeproject there is an article on how to program Cell Phone with MIDP using classical C-language. http://www.codeproject.com/KB/cross-platform/Java-Rapid.aspx

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