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Bytecode format itself is not interesting (PhantomOS runs Java bytecode, Inferno was a competitor to Java in the 90s), but the way it is executed. Java runs by
by bheadmaster 4y ago
Bytecode format itself is not interesting (PhantomOS runs Java bytecode, Inferno was a competitor to Java in the 90s), but the way it is executed.
Java runs bytecode in a VM as a userspace process, eBPF runs it in kernel space. That in itself is interesting.
- amelius 4y agoDoes running in kernel space justify an entirely new bytecode?
- bheadmaster 4y agoJustify? I don't know. Require? I also don't know, but intuition tells me that it does, at least in the case of Linux.