Well,more than the JVM i'm worried about the libraries.
can i copy them or it is prohibited?
what files i need to download?
how much of the libraries needs to be written in native code?
how to port the java virtual machine to my OS?
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Re: how to port the java virtual machine to my OS?
The best thing for your OS would be not to allow running Java on it - never ever.
But in case you really want this - there are few implementation of it, and no part of your question indicates you did any research about the topic before posting here...
But in case you really want this - there are few implementation of it, and no part of your question indicates you did any research about the topic before posting here...
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<drake1> as long as the lock is read and modified by atomic operations
<klange> This is a horror story about what happens when you need a hammer and all you have is the skulls of the damned.
<drake1> as long as the lock is read and modified by atomic operations
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Re: how to port the java virtual machine to my OS?
Yo:
You would need to have a relatively well advanced kernel API probably, with support for a few odd libs, and probably also the goodwill of the developers of the JVM you want to port, since they may not necessarily have written it portably enough to be run under another kernel's userspace.
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You would need to have a relatively well advanced kernel API probably, with support for a few odd libs, and probably also the goodwill of the developers of the JVM you want to port, since they may not necessarily have written it portably enough to be run under another kernel's userspace.
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Re: how to port the java virtual machine to my OS?
If I recall correctly, octavio already has a rather advanced OS.Griwes wrote:But in case you really want this - there are few implementation of it, and no part of your question indicates you did any research about the topic before posting here...
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Re: how to port the java virtual machine to my OS?
How is that related to my "he appears to be someone who did no research about working open-source JVM's before posting here"?JamesM wrote:If I recall correctly, octavio already has a rather advanced OS.Griwes wrote:But in case you really want this - there are few implementation of it, and no part of your question indicates you did any research about the topic before posting here...
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<klange> This is a horror story about what happens when you need a hammer and all you have is the skulls of the damned.
<drake1> as long as the lock is read and modified by atomic operations
<klange> This is a horror story about what happens when you need a hammer and all you have is the skulls of the damned.
<drake1> as long as the lock is read and modified by atomic operations
Re: how to port the java virtual machine to my OS?
The "sod off n00b" attitude?Griwes wrote:How is that related to my "he appears to be someone who did no research about working open-source JVM's before posting here"?JamesM wrote:If I recall correctly, octavio already has a rather advanced OS.Griwes wrote:But in case you really want this - there are few implementation of it, and no part of your question indicates you did any research about the topic before posting here...