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A stack based | A stack based p-machine that was developed by [[Sun Microsystems]] to run [[Java]] code on, but is now used by a variety of languages as a runtime environment. | ||
The JVM comes with your Java install | The JVM comes with your Java install | ||
== | ==Languages or variants that run on the JVM== | ||
* [[Clojure]] | * [[Clojure]] | ||
* | *Ceylon | ||
* | *Groovy | ||
* | *Frege | ||
* [[Kotlin]] | *[[Kotlin]] | ||
* [[NetREXX]] | *[[NetREXX]] | ||
* [[Prolog]] (See list on the page) | *[[Prolog]] (See list on the page) | ||
* [[Scala]] | *[[Scala]] | ||
* [[Tcl/Tk]] (See list on the page) | *[[Tcl/Tk]] (See list on the page) | ||
* | *Xtend | ||
[[Category:Java]] | [[Category:Java]] | ||
Latest revision as of 22:52, 18 January 2017
A stack based p-machine that was developed by Sun Microsystems to run Java code on, but is now used by a variety of languages as a runtime environment.
The JVM comes with your Java install