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Not JAVAPC stuff easy to find except this
:
Development of the JJOS ncr (native code runtime) for the x86
PC-compatible (hereafter called "target") is not self-hosted
(yet). For the bare i386+ PC JJOS ncr (hereafter
called "nativetarget"), one must use 2 PCs, each connected to a common
Ethernet. The development host PC upon which JJOS binaries are built
(hereafter called "host") must be a Linux, x86 PC.
The target must be an i386+ PC. I am using a P5 Gateway for the host, and a P5 Baby AT for the target. *********************
The above would need urgent explanation
from anybody in this list with enough knowledge of History :)
jos/cjos/jjos ....??????
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BTW about RJ-DOS:
I found this link for RJ-DOS (one of the layers of
a Point of Sale propietary schema with a JVM for DOS
inside)
**The bad : after visiting Sunsite
it seems that JVM are only for Win . Googleing in forums mostly threads are
about DOS console in Windows (not plain DOS)
**The good: to hear about the existence of a
JVM for DOS :-)
Python is a cross-platform language that
can be used within DOS with same-style bytecode interpreter
as Java does (even using JPython for being used within
Java)
I wonder why there isn't any JVM
for DOS easily available for download ?
Elliot
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