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Line 29: The compilation function in GCJ should have a faster start-up time than the equivalent bytecode launched in a JVM when compiling Java code into machine code.<ref>[http://www.hpl.hp.com/personal/Hans_Boehm/misc_slides/gcj2.pdf GCJ: The GNU Static Java Compiler]</ref> ==~~CNI (~~Compiled Native Interface (CNI)== The ~~CNI (~~'''Compiled Native Interface''' ('''CNI''', previously named "Cygnus Native Interface") is a [[software framework]] for the GCJ that allows Java code to [[Call site\|call]], and be [[Call site\|called]], by native applications (programs specific to a hardware and operating-system platform) and libraries written in [[C++]]. CNI closely resembles the [[Java Native Interface\|JNI]] (Java Native Interface) framework which comes as a standard with various [[Java virtual machine]]s.

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