Re: C to Java Byte Code
From: E. Robert Tisdale (E.Robert.Tisdale_at_jpl.nasa.gov)
Date: 10/27/04
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Date: Wed, 27 Oct 2004 13:04:08 -0700
napi wrote:
> I think you would agree with me that a C compiler
> that directly produces Java Byte Code to be run on any JVM
> is something that is missing to software programmers so far.
I used Google
to search for
+"C to Java byte code"
and I found lots of stuff.
There have been lots of such projects for a long time.
Why do you say that this is something that has been "missing"?
How is your product better than all of the other offerings?
> With such a tool one could stay with C
> and still be able to produce Java byte code for platform independent apps.
> Also, old programs (with some tweaking)
> could be re-compiled and ported to the JVM.
> We have been developing such a tool over the last 2 years
> and currently beta testing it.
>
> It's called MPC (for Multi-Platform C) and you can download the beta
> version at http://www.axiomsol.com or at http://freshmeat.net
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