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the SWT developer instead of more automation (and slowness) when using Swing." The need for manual object deallocation when using SWT is largely due to SWT's use of native objects. These objects are not tracked by the Java JVM, so it cannot track whether or not such objects are in use, and thus cannot garbage collect them at a suitable time.
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or other unintended behavior may result. On this matter, some have commented that "explicitly de-allocating the resources could be a step back in development time (and costs) at least for the average Java developer" and that "this is a mixed blessing. It means more control (and more complexity) for
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Windows is noticeably less
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but rather the thinnest possible user-interface API that can be implemented uniformly on the largest possible set of platforms while still providing sufficient functionality to build rich graphical user interface (GUI) applications."
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1981:Warner, Rob; Harris, Robert L. (June 21, 2004).
523:A simple GUI application using SWT running in a
1956:Northover, Steve; Wilson, Mike (July 8, 2004).
1955:
1429:"SWT: Implementation Strategy for Java Natives"
1309:Ajax library with the SWT API. Like other Java
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1841:"SwingWT – The Swing/AWT API over SWT library"
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2010:Clayberg, Eric; Rubel, Dan (April 1, 2006).
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359:The roots of SWT go back to work that
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1805:"Creating Your Own Widgets using SWT"
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2071:The Java Developers Guide to Eclipse
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1638:"Platform UI/Testing - Eclipsepedia"
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1614:"4.8M6 - Eclipse Project Downloads"
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1709:"Why I choose SWT against Swing"
1470:"FAQ: Is SWT better than Swing?"
1408:"FAQ: Why does Eclipse use SWT?"
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248:and is now maintained by the
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1062:"Standard Widget Toolkit"
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2042:Contributing to Eclipse
1365:List of widget toolkits
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1862:"The SWTSwing project"
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324:Java Development Kit
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3254:Google Web Toolkit
2792:Windows UI Library
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