On Tuesday 13 December 2005 08:51, Doug Sutherland wrote: > Joel Winarske wrote: > > uClinux is for devices without a MMU. > > Yes but it's often used on devices with MMU. Gumstix (PXA255) for example. > You need lots of ram to run these interpreters. Even on an ARM720T with > MMU and boatloads of ram it would be very slow. The guy who put together > those JVM performance numbers warned its slow on 400Mhz x-scale with 64MB. > > What I'm wondering wrt java is where I can find a full implementation of > the JVM and class libraries running on ARM926EJ-S with ARM's jazelle > executing bytecode on silicon. Anyone know of such a thing? AFAIK, there are some ARM proprietary issues with Jazelle which mean it can't be included in the Linux codebase. AFAIK, you need to get a Jazelle license from ARM. I know it isn't "real Java", but has anyone considered/tried TinyVM? This is the Java VM used for the Lejos programming environment for Lego Mindstorms. This is written for H8S, but most of it is C code and should be portable.
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Re: [lpc2000] Embedded JAVA and µCLinux on LPC2294
2005-12-12 by Charles Manning
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