Arity Engine released
The blog was pretty dead lately, except for some really good comments I got on past posts on MIDlet signing — I was quite busy at the day job, and still am. But I thought I’d share the news in a tiny post:
I’ve taken out the arithmetic engine from Javia Calculator, re-written it, cleaned-up the API, packaged and released it under Apache 2.0 (open source):
Arity, the Arithmetic Engine for Java. Enjoy!
It works for both JavaME (MIDP) and normal Java (SE). I’m rather happy with the API and the code, it turned out elegant, compact and (as usual) very efficient. Hope you like it..
January 20th, 2008 at 12:32
“Arity’s implementation has 3 KLOC (3000 lines of code), organized in 25 classes.”
“Arity’s size-optimized (’obfuscated’) JAR is only 18 KB.”
Gotta love Java. Never understood why it got so popular for limited devices…