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   A Lazy Developer Approach: Building a JVM with Third Party Software
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   Nicolas Geoffray, Gael Thomas, Charles Clement and Bertil Folliot
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 <h2>Abstract:</h2>
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 The development of a complete Java Virtual Machine (JVM)
 implementation is a tedious process which involves knowledge in different
 areas: garbage collection, just in time compilation, interpretation, file
 parsing, data structures, etc. The result is that developing its own virtual
 machine requires a considerable amount of man/year. In this paper we show that
 one can implement a JVM with third party software and with performance
 comparable to industrial and top open-source JVMs. Our proof-of-concept
 implementation uses existing versions of a garbage collector, a just in
 time compiler, and the base library, and is robust enough to
 execute complex Java applications such as the OSGi Felix
 implementation and the Tomcat servlet container.

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 <h2>Bibtex:</h2>
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 @inproceedings{geoffray08ladyvm,
         author = {N. Geoffray  and G. Thomas and C. Cl\'ement and B. Folliot},
         title = { A Lazy Developer Approach: Building a JVM with Third Party Software },
         booktitle = {{International Conference on Principles and Practice of Programming In Java (PPPJ 2008)  }},
         year = {2008},
         address = {Modena, Italy},
         month = {September},
 }
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 <h2>Download:</h2>
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   <li><a href="http://pagesperso-systeme.lip6.fr/Nicolas.Geoffray/files/pppj-08.pdf">A Lazy Developer Approach: Building a JVM with Third Party Software</a> (PDF)</li>
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	A Lazy Developer Approach: Building a JVM with Third Party Software
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	Nicolas Geoffray, Gael Thomas, Charles Clement and Bertil Folliot
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	<h2>Abstract:</h2>
	<blockquote>
	The development of a complete Java Virtual Machine (JVM)
	implementation is a tedious process which involves knowledge in different
	areas: garbage collection, just in time compilation, interpretation, file
	parsing, data structures, etc. The result is that developing its own virtual
	machine requires a considerable amount of man/year. In this paper we show that
	one can implement a JVM with third party software and with performance
	comparable to industrial and top open-source JVMs. Our proof-of-concept
	implementation uses existing versions of a garbage collector, a just in
	time compiler, and the base library, and is robust enough to
	execute complex Java applications such as the OSGi Felix
	implementation and the Tomcat servlet container.

	</blockquote>

	<h2>Bibtex:</h2>
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	@inproceedings{geoffray08ladyvm,
	author = {N. Geoffray and G. Thomas and C. Cl\'ement and B. Folliot},
	title = { A Lazy Developer Approach: Building a JVM with Third Party Software },
	booktitle = {{International Conference on Principles and Practice of Programming In Java (PPPJ 2008) }},
	year = {2008},
	address = {Modena, Italy},
	month = {September},
	}
	</pre>

	<h2>Download:</h2>
	<ul>
	<li><a href="http://pagesperso-systeme.lip6.fr/Nicolas.Geoffray/files/pppj-08.pdf">A Lazy Developer Approach: Building a JVM with Third Party Software</a> (PDF)</li>
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