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Implementation of a Java Processor on a FPGA (2016)
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mghackerlady
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larsbrinkhoff
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What happened to
1. Sun's JavaStation, 2. ARM's Jazelle, ??? 3. Profit!
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dehrmann
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It's more like JITs got good.
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I never understood why AOT never took off for Java. The write once run anywhere quickly faded as an argument, the number of platforms that a software package needs to support is rather small.
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dynamic class loading is a major issue, and it's an integral feature. Realistically, there are very few cases that AOT and Java make sense.
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