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it is not necessary that JNI based implementations are better only because they are written in C
Agreed. My point is that in this case, the complete (and only) HDF5 reference implementation is written in C, so the Java libraries which simply interface with that are indeed likely to work much better, at least on supported platforms.
very limited number of platforms for which a JVM with java.nio exists
Is java.nio
not available on the JVM on some platforms? I would expect it is there for Windows, macOS, Linux x86/x64, Linux ARM/ppc, Linux s390x (what is that?), Solaris, Solaris SPARC, AIX, z/OS, IBM i. That does not strike me as particularly limited?