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Amazon Kindle 3 has an ARM CPU that claims to support this, so this has been in production as recently as 2010. Not sure if it's actually used with the stock fi
by avian 11y ago
Amazon Kindle 3 has an ARM CPU that claims to support this, so this has been in production as recently as 2010. Not sure if it's actually used with the stock firmware.
- rjsw 11y agoModern ARM CPUs report that they support Jazelle but will just trap to an exception handler for every JVM bytecode. A Java CPU that works in a similar way to a Lisp Machine is JOP [1], it has microcode to implement the user-visible instructions. [1] http://www.jopdesign.com/ http://www.jopdesign.com/