Re: Why is there no OS written in Java?

jeremiah johnson <jjohnson@xxxxxxx> wrote:
Bingo. JStamp. two JVMs running in hardware. Java bytecodes are the
CPUs native instruction set. Let me repeat. Java bytecodes are the
JStamp's native instruction set.

its fast, too.

Based on aJile chips.

http://jstamp.com/
http://ajile.com/

http://ajile.com/ - does not work
http://www.ajile.com/ - works

Thanks for the Links!

John Fredrickson wrote:
Visit the web site http://www.jstamp.com/

<dfeustel@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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Even if there is no Java hardware, could not a Java OS be
run by a Java interpreter? Or is there a fundamental problem?
I've read that device drivers are hard to write in Java.

Dave Feustel
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