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Abstract: The phenomenal recent success of the Java programming language stands in stark contrast to the reluctance with which other new languages have been greeted in industry. Java's popularity can be attributed to both its superficial similarity to C++, and, perhaps more importantly, the massive proliferation of the Java Virtual Machine (JVM), to which Java is most often compiled. The Java language is not, however, a significant improvement over other conventional languages like C and C++; Standard ML ... (Update)
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@misc{ gammage-compiling,
author = "Simon Gammage",
title = "Compiling Standard ML to Java",
url = "citeseer.ist.psu.edu/article/gammage97compiling.html" }
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