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....[LY97] has been the focus of widespread effort over the last two years. It is now a standard component of popular web browsers such as Netscape Navigator, Microsoft Internet Explorer and HotJava. It has been implemented for commodity operating systems such as Microsoft Windows and Sun Solaris [sun97] It has even been implemented in hardware in the picoJava processor [sun98] However, users and potential users still claim that Java is slow [HG98] The work described here does not directly address the techniques for optimizing the performance of the JVM. Instead it concerns two related ....
Java on Solaris 2.6, a white paper. September 1997. http://www. sun.com/solaris/java/wp-java/. 35
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....running on those systems, the Java VM maps Java threads to native threads. Two main multithreaded kernels on which Java VM maps Java threads are discussed as follows: ffl One to one mapping on the Windows NT [3, 4] system (i.e. Section 2. 1) ffl Many to one Many to Many mapping on the Solaris [5, 6] system (i.e. Section 2.2) 2.1 Windows NT The multithreading kernel support on Windows NT is among the first implementations of true multithreading. Creating a Win32 process automatically creates the process s main thread. Auxiliary threads can be created in the process afterwards. Each thread ....
Sun Microsystems, Inc, Java on Solaris 2.6, A White Paper, September 1997, available at: http://www.sun.com/solaris/java/wp-java/
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