SubstrateVM
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| - | '''SubstrateVM''' is a part of [[GraalVM]] which focuses on [[AOT]] compilation. It can take a regular [[Java]] application and compile it into native binary. Here is an example that converts a [[JSON]] parser into such native executable: [https://github.com/JaroslavTulach/incubator-netbeans-html4j/blob/examples/examples/jsonparse/README.md jsonparse]. | + | '''SubstrateVM''' is an internal project name for a [[Native image]] tool (part of [[GraalVM]]) which focuses on [[AOT]] compilation. It can take a regular [[Java]] application and compile it into native binary. Here is an example that converts a [[JSON]] parser into such native executable: [https://github.com/JaroslavTulach/incubator-netbeans-html4j/blob/examples/examples/jsonparse/README.md jsonparse]. |
[[SubstrateVM]] is a re-implementation of the [[JVM]] on a completely different basis and thus it can produce small, [[HotSpot]] independent code that starts fast and runs well in cloud based environment. | [[SubstrateVM]] is a re-implementation of the [[JVM]] on a completely different basis and thus it can produce small, [[HotSpot]] independent code that starts fast and runs well in cloud based environment. | ||
Revision as of 08:41, 30 August 2019
SubstrateVM is an internal project name for a Native image tool (part of GraalVM) which focuses on AOT compilation. It can take a regular Java application and compile it into native binary. Here is an example that converts a JSON parser into such native executable: jsonparse.
SubstrateVM is a re-implementation of the JVM on a completely different basis and thus it can produce small, HotSpot independent code that starts fast and runs well in cloud based environment.
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