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Jonathan Lambert, Rosemary Monahan and Kevin Casey
Considering the large number of optimisation techniques that have been integrated into the design of the Java Virtual Machine (JVM) over the last three decades, the Java interpreter continues to persist as a significant bottleneck in the performance of b...
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Wang Sihan
Pág. 57 - 61
The Java garbage collector is one of the important modules of the Java Virtual Machine (JVM). When an object has no references, it is considered "garbage". The memory space occupied by this object needs to be freed. The role of the Java garbage collector...
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Sergey Postnov
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This survey focuses on the principles of JIT compilation ("just-in-time" compilation) of programs. Briefly discusses the history of the development of technologies for dynamic compilation of programs in different programming languages. The implementation...
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Alex Villazón,Walter Binder,Danilo Ansaloni
Prevailing Aspect-Oriented Programming (AOP) frameworks for Java, such as AspectJ, use bytecode instrumentation techniques to weave aspects into application code. Unfortunately, those frameworks do not support weaving in the Java class library. When impl...
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Alex Villazón,Danilo Ansaloni,Philippe Moret
Low-level bytecode instrumentation techniques are widely used in many software-engineering tools for the Java Virtual Machine (JVM), that perform some form of dynamic program analysis, such as profilers or debuggers. While program manipulation at the byt...
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Byung-Sun Yang, Soo-Mook Moon, Kemal Ebciolu
Pág. 281 - 299
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Doyle, P. Cavanna, C. Abdelrahman, T. S.
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Surdeanu, M. Moldovan, D.
Pág. 611 - 627
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González-Castaño, F. J.; Anido-Rifón, L.; Pousada-C
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Franz, Michael
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