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Can legacy C/assembler code be integrated with PERC applications?

April 26, 2017applications assembler code Integrated legacy perc

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Can legacy C/assembler code be integrated with PERC applications?

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Yes. The PERC product family supports standard JNI (Java™ Native Interface) and PNI(PERC Native Interface) which allows developers to integrate C/assembler code with PERC code. PNI is a smaller, faster replacement for Sun’s JNI. Even better, though, is the option to use PERC Pico instead of C or assembler. This allows you to develop all of your code using Java source, with comparable or even faster execution performance, and no JNI overhead at all.