java proguard,Java混淆 - ProGuard / yGuard / other？

This is along similar lines as these recent questions:

However, one ends up recommending yGuard and the other ProGuard but neither mention both. I wonder if we could get a comparison of each one and hear peoples experiences from both sides of the fence. Looking at this comparison chart on the ProGuard website its clearly angled towards ProGuard. But what about real-world experience of each - which one produces smaller output? which one is harder to decompile from? what Java versions are supported by each?

Personally I'm particularly interested from a J2ME point of view but please don't limit the discussion to that.

解决方案

Proguard is a better product; especially if you take the time to go through the settings for J2ME.

Specifically for J2ME there is a far better (commercial) product called mBooster

I've been getting around 25% improvement in size on my application after its been through Proguard. This is mainly to do with the better Zip compression on the Jar file and comprehensive support for class merging and preverification.