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librejava anyone?
Authored by: Anonymous on Tuesday, May 08 2012 @ 05:54 PM EDT
There are a number of "librejava" implementations as it is.

There's GCJ + GNU Classpath + Eclipse Java compiler (based on code that came
from IBM's VisualAge stuff if I'm not mistaken).

There's the LLVM based VMKit that has a JVM component and uses GNU Classpath
(not sure how active or how far along this one is).

And as unpopular as it is around here, there's IKVM that runs on DotNyet engines
and uses GNU Classpath as well. Not that I'm recommending this one :p.

One could even argue that GNU Classpath project should be considered the
"librejava" of today.

Of course OpenJDK that can easily be forked if really needed, but I'm not sure
if anyone is motivated enough to do so.

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