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RUVA - A toy VM, written in Ruby, that is loosely compatible with the JVM Posted: Oct 12, 2006 8:47 AM
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Ruva is a simple stack-based virtual machine implementation written entirely in Ruby. It loosely follows the JVM specification, with the aim of being ���compatible enough��� to run standard Java(tm) class files (compiled with, for example, Sun���s javac). RUVA is intended for (my) experimentation and play only. Obviously.

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