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Closed 10 years ago .I was searching a bit for another platform independent language like Java.
Are there other P.I. languages? Thanks
I think you didn't mean "platform independant language" but languages for platform independant runtime environments. C for example is considered platform independent, but a C programm for Windows will run on unix only in rare cases.
Commented Apr 9, 2010 at 12:56@deamon, the folks at LLVM would disagree with you: "C and C++ are inherently platform-dependent languages."
Commented Dec 12, 2016 at 22:54Platform independent isn't a perfectly well defined term. It can mean different things to different people. For example, some people have said that C is PI, others would say it isn't. Sometimes, people go to a lot of trouble to make C code work with configure(1) so that it can compile on lots of different platforms. Does that mean that one can write platform-independent-C, but not all C is platform independent?
Perhaps Java (+other software that runs on JVM) is considered PI because they define a platform, and it's up to different machines to implement that platform. But they don't always do it properly - for example, some JVMs (particularly early ones) have bugs that others (on other platforms) don't. And of course you can write non-pure java that links to native code - certainly not platform independent.
Several answers have suggested that scripting languages are platform independent. Tell that to people who write javascript and want it to work on IE6, IE7, FF, Chrome, Safari, etc!
So it's really up to you to say more about what you mean by "Platform Independent", or why you're asking.