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1. Reflecting on the JVM Class File Format whiley.org

The latest release of Whiley (v0.3.16) includes (finally) a binary file format for the Whiley Intermediate Language (WYIL). You can think WYIL files are to Whiley, as class files are to Java, or CIL files are to C#. Furthermore, the existence of WYIL files implies there is a corresponding (albeit currently hypothetical) Whiley Virtual Machine (WYVM) which can execute them directly. Developing this VM file format has been an interesting experience, and caused me to consider: what makes a go...

2. Bytecode Manipulation Techniques for Dynamic Applications for the JVM juixe.com

This JavaOne 2007 technical session seemed like a panel discussion between Eugene Kuleshov and Tim Eck of Terracotta , Tom Ware of Oracle/TopLink , and Charles Nutter of Sun/JRuby . The session started off by describing the Java Virtual Machine, the Java bytecode, and the ASM framework. The Java Virtual Machine (JVM) is a proven and reliable platform aimed at high-performing applications. The JVM is designed for statically-typed languages but provides class loading and a reflection API for dynam...

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