Graal - Revision history

JaroslavTulach: Fix by Tomáš Stupka

2016-09-17T07:03:42Z

Fix by Tomáš Stupka

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-	[[wikipedia:Graal_(compiler)\|Graal]] is an alternative version of [[HotSpot]] [[VM]] compiler. Instead of [[HotSpot]] C2 - aka server compiler, which is written in [[C]] and [[C++]], [[Graal]] is written in [[Java]]. This makes the code generation more approachable to [[Java]] programmers (at least on universities) and as such there is likely to be more progress on [[Graal]] than there ever was on [[HotSpot]].	+	[[wikipedia:Graal_(compiler)\|Graal]] is an alternative version of the [[HotSpot]] [[VM]] compiler. Instead of [[HotSpot]] C2 - aka server compiler, which is written in [[C]] and [[C++]], [[Graal]] is written in [[Java]]. This makes the code generation more approachable to [[Java]] programmers (at least on universities) and as such there is likely to be more progress on [[Graal]] than there ever was on [[HotSpot]].

JaroslavTulach at 13:15, 25 August 2016

2016-08-25T13:15:52Z

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-	[[wikipedia:Graal_(compiler)\|Graal]] is an alternative version of [[HotSpot]] [[VM]]. Instead of [[HotSpot]], which is written in [[C]] and [[C++]], [[Graal]] is written in [[Java]]. This makes the code generation more approachable to [[Java]] programmers (at least on universities) and as such there is likely to be more progress on [[Graal]] than there ever was on [[HotSpot]].	+	[[wikipedia:Graal_(compiler)\|Graal]] is an alternative version of [[HotSpot]] [[VM]] compiler. Instead of [[HotSpot]] C2 - aka server compiler, which is written in [[C]] and [[C++]], [[Graal]] is written in [[Java]]. This makes the code generation more approachable to [[Java]] programmers (at least on universities) and as such there is likely to be more progress on [[Graal]] than there ever was on [[HotSpot]].

JaroslavTulach at 12:47, 25 August 2016

2016-08-25T12:47:22Z

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-	[[wikipedia:Graal_(compiler)\|Graal]] is ~~a next~~ version of [[HotSpot]] [[VM]]. Instead of [[HotSpot]], which is written in [[C]] and [[C++]], [[Graal]] is written in [[Java]]. This makes the code generation more approachable to [[Java]] programmers (at least on universities) and as such there is likely to be more progress on [[Graal]] than there ever was on [[HotSpot]].	+	[[wikipedia:Graal_(compiler)\|Graal]] is an alternative version of [[HotSpot]] [[VM]]. Instead of [[HotSpot]], which is written in [[C]] and [[C++]], [[Graal]] is written in [[Java]]. This makes the code generation more approachable to [[Java]] programmers (at least on universities) and as such there is likely to be more progress on [[Graal]] than there ever was on [[HotSpot]].

JaroslavTulach: New page: Graal is a next version of HotSpot VM. Instead of HotSpot, which is written in C and C++, Graal is written in Java. This makes th...

2014-09-14T05:38:20Z

New page: Graal is a next version of HotSpot VM. Instead of HotSpot, which is written in C and C++, Graal is written in Java. This makes th...

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[[wikipedia:Graal_(compiler)|Graal]] is a next version of [[HotSpot]] [[VM]]. Instead of [[HotSpot]], which is written in [[C]] and [[C++]], [[Graal]] is written in [[Java]]. This makes the code generation more approachable to [[Java]] programmers (at least on universities) and as such there is likely to be more progress on [[Graal]] than there ever was on [[HotSpot]].